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The Sun Dragon Volume 1 Annabelle Jay 9781634763394

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The Sun Dragon: Book One It's been many years since the beauty of dragons riding the wind disappeared from the skies, destroyed by the corrupt King Roland and his greedy minions. Or were they? Instead of killing the dragons, Roland transformed them into humans so they could mingle with his people and breed him an army. Teenage Allanah saves her friend Victoria from falling victim to his scheme with newly manifested magical abilities. Another surprise comes when Allanah's first high school crush, Jason, reveals he's been sent by a clandestine council of wizards to test Allanah and Victoria's arcane talents. No one is more amazed than Allanah when, during her trial, she produces the world's first light dragon. Allanah might be the only hope not just for her best friend but also for the survival of all the world's dragons. In addition to her monumental task, she struggles to understand her feelings between her new attraction to Cormac, the wizard general, and her emerging desire for a beautiful, forest-dwelling Igreefee girl named Dena.

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ISBN 9781634763394
Author Annabelle Jay
Format Paperback
Page Count 180
Imprint Dreamspinner Press
Publisher Dreamspinner Press
Series The Sun Dragon

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Series:
The Sun Dragon
Imprint:
Dreamspinner Press


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