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|  | | Beneath the Surface: Long-Lost Brother (Volume 2)
Sean Archer made a terrible mistake and had been hunting in the haunted forest for five years to find the little brother he heartlessly abandoned. He finally finds him under unusual circumstances, but once brought home, the boy cannot adapt to eating the foods of the outer world after eating the foods of the Otherworld and Sean is desperate to find a solution before he starves to death.
Sean Archer made a terrible mistake long ago when he abandoned his unusual little brother in the haunted forest and he spent five years hunting determinedly for redemption. In Long-Lost Brother, Sean finds the lost boy amongst a pack of wolves he can communicate with telepathically. Their happy reunions opens up Sean's own latent telepathy and metaphysical sight. Unfortunately, when Sean brings his strange brother home, he finds an ancient fairy tale proves to be true: once a human has eaten the mystical foods of the Otherworld, he can never eat the mundane foods of the outer world ever aga | |  | | Beneath the Surface: The Lost Boy (Volume 1)
Sean Archer seeks redemption by hunting the haunted forest for the little brother he so carelessly abandoned out of grief for the loss of their mother. Set in the future on another planet.
font face="Times New Roman" size="3"> /font>span lang="EN-GB">font size="3">font face="Times New Roman">An unwanted life is born from a traumatic death. Out of painful grief for the tragic loss of their beloved mother, Sean angrily blames and abandons his baby brother in the forest. He runs away hunting to escape his sorrow, never realizing the full consequences of his heartless act. The mysterious Queen of the Forest finds the child crying piteously and cannot resist comforting him. While she holds the tender child lovingly in her arms, she gazes into his future, but upon witnessing |
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