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The Miller's Daughter
By: Patricia Simpson
Narrated by: Patricia Simpson
Length: 1 hr and 53 mins

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Summary

Sentenced to burn at the stake for sorcery, animal-lover Merofled volunteers to help a warrior find the gargoyle that threatens her village and rescue the boy it has captured. She's going to die anyway-why not do something positive with her life? Off she rides with a local farmer and the handsome, war-weary soldier.

Merofled secretly hopes that if she and her comrades succeed in saving the boy, she might be granted a pardon. But on the quest to find the gargoyle, Merofled discovers the men plan to kill the creature she has vowed to defend--and that not every monster is of the four-footed variety.