Pearls of Athena
  • MGA BUMASA 16
  • Mga Boto 4
  • Mga Parte 10
  • Oras 1h 32m
  • MGA BUMASA 16
  • Mga Boto 4
  • Mga Parte 10
  • Oras 1h 32m
Ongoing, Unang na-publish Mar 19, 2016
Kyra was a girl from ancient Greece. She finds out she is part of a family with a long and ancient history. Everyone has a spirit. She discovers her family's abilities and travel with them and her friends to China to get her powers. But what about Athena? Before she goes she finds a legendary bracelet with seven pearls on it. Each one can grant a wish. Kyra must combine the ways of the Gods and the spirits to defeat some really crazy relatives.



Warning- I started this book in 6th grade, and have since then stopped working on it so much.
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