Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Ilona Andrews' This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me is an epic portal fantasy about Maggie, a superfan who wakes up inside her favorite unfinished series, can't stay dead, and has to use what she knows to save people who can. Funny, violent and densely built.
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Narrated by Kristen Sieh
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