Black Dragon Deceivers. Daughter of Havenglade, #2

Par : H.C. Harrington
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-370-64944-0
  • EAN9781370649440
  • Date de parution25/09/2017
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  • ÉditeurEditeurs divers USA

Résumé

Nothing Is As It SeemsAfter defeating the mysterious wizard, Lesmarglor, and saving Gradur Castle, Laurena had hoped for a better future. One where she could learn the secrets of her magical crystal and live in peace. But after a failed mission, paranoia spreads through the castle and alliances begin to shatter. Mysterious assassins threaten the Crown Prince, and images of black dragons surface in impossible places.
Rumors of a dangerous cult hint that the recent problems are only the beginning of an ancient, unthinkable evil. With time running out, Laurena must decide whether to accept the perfect escape or to save the kingdom, and herself... again. Killing Lesmarglor may have only been the beginning.
H. C. Harrington is an American novelist, teacher, and lifetime learner. From Orange County, Ca. he studied Anthropology and History receiving his degree from the University of Nevada. He is the author of the Amazon #1 Best-Selling Daughter of Havenglade Fantasy Series, as well as the Fantasy Murder-Mystery The Inquisitor. After setting aside archaeological digs in the Sierra Nevadas, H. C. moved to Chengdu, China to study Mandarin Chinese.
During his writing journey, he has lived and traveled to more than a dozen countries. His hobbies include traveling, playing boardgames, creating constructed languages, backpacking, and reading.