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    Dragonfall: The Dragonhall Chronicles, #3

    By Mirren Hogan

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    About this ebook

    The aftermath of the Dragonwar has left Laynin shaken.

     

    She's troubled by her and Risper's part in the war. The terrible choice they had to make haunts her dreams. She wonders about their place in Dargyn as they start to rebuild.

     

    Travin wonders if he has a place at all, or if his choices will make his life forfeit.

     

    Dargyn has seen the darker side of the dragons and the magin. Can they forget and be grateful the war is over or will fear create a rift greater than the country has ever seen?

     

    One click today to continue reading The Dragonhall Chronicles a dragon riding fantasy which fans of Sarah J Maas and Anne McCaffrey love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMirren Hogan
    Release dateFeb 3, 2019
    ISBN9781386891215
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    Dragonfall: The Dragonhall Chronicles, #3

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