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The lands of Jeenobi and Aelshia are separated by hundreds of miles of dangerous desert, and antithetical views on dragons. Now, under a tenuous new peace agreement, Jeenobi has agreed to ban dragon slaying within its borders. As a visiting ambassador to Jeenobi and a rider to the dragon Loren, Litz expected to meet resistance to all she represents. She did not expect Kella, the kingdom's most famous living dragon slayer, and she certainly didn't expect to find her attractive. When Litz is for…
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- Author: Jenna Jarvis
- Publisher: BOLD STROKES BOOKS
- ISBN-10: 163679453X
- ISBN-13: 9781636794532
- Format: 14 x 21.4 x 2.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The lands of Jeenobi and Aelshia are separated by hundreds of miles of dangerous desert, and antithetical views on dragons. Now, under a tenuous new peace agreement, Jeenobi has agreed to ban dragon slaying within its borders.
As a visiting ambassador to Jeenobi and a rider to the dragon Loren, Litz expected to meet resistance to all she represents. She did not expect Kella, the kingdom's most famous living dragon slayer, and she certainly didn't expect to find her attractive. When Litz is forced into extraditing Kella to Aelshia for trial, they'll discover more monstrous things in the wilds of the desert than each other, and they'll need to put aside their differences if they want to survive. The future of both nations may hang in the balance.
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- Author: Jenna Jarvis
- Publisher: BOLD STROKES BOOKS
- ISBN-10: 163679453X
- ISBN-13: 9781636794532
- Format: 14 x 21.4 x 2.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The lands of Jeenobi and Aelshia are separated by hundreds of miles of dangerous desert, and antithetical views on dragons. Now, under a tenuous new peace agreement, Jeenobi has agreed to ban dragon slaying within its borders.
As a visiting ambassador to Jeenobi and a rider to the dragon Loren, Litz expected to meet resistance to all she represents. She did not expect Kella, the kingdom's most famous living dragon slayer, and she certainly didn't expect to find her attractive. When Litz is forced into extraditing Kella to Aelshia for trial, they'll discover more monstrous things in the wilds of the desert than each other, and they'll need to put aside their differences if they want to survive. The future of both nations may hang in the balance.
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