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Curelom Riders

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The king has been captured and sentenced to death, but Prince Omer isn’t ready to rule the Jaredites yet, let alone win a civil war. So he plans a rescue mission using the only way to reach the prison in time – riding across the sky on the backs of leathery-winged cureloms.

This 1,000 word flash fiction is a fantasy retelling of Ether 7:18.

12 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 7, 2014

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Annaliese Lemmon

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Annaliese Lemmon graduated from BYU with a degree in computer science. She lives with her equally nerdy husband and three children in Seattle, where she tries to write amid the noise. When not writing, she enjoys cooking (helpful with her son being allergic to dairy, gluten, and nuts) and playing board games. Her favorite authors include Brandon Sanderson and Shannon Hale.

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December 5, 2017
Way to short

Even though was short like a 5 min read. It was really good. I want more, it can really be something with female dragon and male human bond relationship. And flying together and all rider stuff to. They have lots of time together to grow the relationship. They never leave each other side. After ending of this story they set out on an adventure and fight other evils and explore new areas and or caves. They can start there own collection for future of there bondage as mates. Dragon Queen will be her title and human king her mate. It be perfect. They truly bring peace to land and unite 2 races. Hope book 2 comes out.
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March 11, 2017
Ether fictionalized

Taking a verse of scripture and giving some fictional details was brilliant. The story was short, interesting, and based on a true story. I'll never read that verse the same ever again. I loved it's!
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January 7, 2017
,Meh, Ended too fast

Sorry, maybe I don't get the purpose of this piece, for a short story it doesn't supply enough interest to hold my attention. I got NOTHING out of the piece!
My review is almost as long as this tale.
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