Bringer of Dust: The spellbinding second book in the internationally bestselling Talents Trilogy by J M Miro games But the ship’s crew hides

But the ship’s crew hides a secret

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Bringer of Dust: The spellbinding second book in the internationally bestselling Talents Trilogy by J M Miro games But the ship’s crew hidesI was in the wrong London. It was horrible. Id fallen in by accident, and it was all alive and trying to eat me. The year 1949, the city London. Hapless second hand bookseller Dennis stumbles through a city still shaking off the war. While out procuring inventory, Denniss life changes forever when he chances upon a novel that shouldnt exist; an entirely fictional book from inside another novel. The book hails from The Great When, a magical shadow