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Wingriders of Keth #1-2
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Soar high above the clouds to the depths of the sea with this dragon rider bundle of three short stories from the Wingriders of Keth. Filled with battles, swordfights, and battleflight, these stories will keep you on the edge of your seat. When you finish, you'll be begging for more!
Volume 1: Jergun the Mud Rider
When Jergun, a mud draka scout, is ambushed by the Bogrin army, can he overcome the limitations of his low rank, notify the North Wing Army, and save himself?
Volume 2: Johan the Blood Rider
For blood draka rider, Johan, the thrill of long-overdue battleflight delays his assignment from the capital. The North Wing Army needs his help, and even the growing layers of winter fat around his waist won't hold him back.
Soar high above the clouds to the depths of the sea with this dragon rider bundle of three short stories from the Wingriders of Keth. Filled with battles, swordfights, and battleflight, these stories will keep you on the edge of your seat. When you finish, you'll be begging for more!
Volume 1: Jergun the Mud Rider
When Jergun, a mud draka scout, is ambushed by the Bogrin army, can he overcome the limitations of his low rank, notify the North Wing Army, and save himself?
Volume 2: Johan the Blood Rider
For blood draka rider, Johan, the thrill of long-overdue battleflight delays his assignment from the capital. The North Wing Army needs his help, and even the growing layers of winter fat around his waist won't hold him back.
62 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 23, 2016
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October 5, 2017
A war story... on dragonback!
Young crafts well written battle scenes thick with culture and character which he conveys excellently. We have the opportunity to follow a man, a warrior, whom fate has cast as a bodyguard, but finds himself in the role of soldier. Somehow, in these few pages, we have a glimpse into a detailed world full of politics, intrigue,and a culture that includes multiple Dragon breeds that serve as mounts for their warriors. The combat scenes are clear, concise, and believable. Our protagonist, Johan is refreshing as he is not the greatest swordsman, or quickest duelist. He is not even a man in his prime. But he is able to serve as a faithful warrior who begins discovering information which will likely change the course of the war and his homeland.
Young crafts well written battle scenes thick with culture and character which he conveys excellently. We have the opportunity to follow a man, a warrior, whom fate has cast as a bodyguard, but finds himself in the role of soldier. Somehow, in these few pages, we have a glimpse into a detailed world full of politics, intrigue,and a culture that includes multiple Dragon breeds that serve as mounts for their warriors. The combat scenes are clear, concise, and believable. Our protagonist, Johan is refreshing as he is not the greatest swordsman, or quickest duelist. He is not even a man in his prime. But he is able to serve as a faithful warrior who begins discovering information which will likely change the course of the war and his homeland.
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