The Scorched Song Bird

The Scorched Song Bird

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Song Hong joined the revolution for revenge. She never expected that her first revolutionary mission would be to fight a fox witch, a violent girl with telekinetic powers. Armed only with her family's kitchen knives, she'll have to think fast or her first mission will be her last. Will Song survive to fight again? Find out in The Scorched Song Bird, a short story from the Sammy Silvertooth's Guide to Revolution series.
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