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Dragonscroll
Raised in a time of war, prophecy and magic; within the safe walls of the King’s Palace in Sarolia, Nilis has become complacent.
Burdened by a keen intellect, and an inclination to speak the truth in a world where lies are the most valuable commodity, Nilis finds peace in study and isolation… but deep in his heart he longs for adventure.
Accompanied by the only two friends he has ever made, a pair of uncles he barely knows, a secretive elf and the most powerful man in the kingdom, Nilis embarks on a grand quest where he learns that the most terrifying threats are those that are born in the hearts of men.
Experiencing wonders that surpass his expectations, Nilis’ determination to succeed is made stronger when he discovers that the fate of the Kingdom, and all within it, is tied to the Dragonscrolls.
Burdened by a keen intellect, and an inclination to speak the truth in a world where lies are the most valuable commodity, Nilis finds peace in study and isolation… but deep in his heart he longs for adventure.
Accompanied by the only two friends he has ever made, a pair of uncles he barely knows, a secretive elf and the most powerful man in the kingdom, Nilis embarks on a grand quest where he learns that the most terrifying threats are those that are born in the hearts of men.
Experiencing wonders that surpass his expectations, Nilis’ determination to succeed is made stronger when he discovers that the fate of the Kingdom, and all within it, is tied to the Dragonscrolls.
453 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2017
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About the author
Stacey Logan
16 books10 followersStacey Logan was born and raised in Country Victoria, Australia.
She has written plays, poems, articles, reviews and far too many dinner orders as she made her living as a waitress until she ran out of excuses for not doing what her heart truly desired; writing books.
Despite being a qualified Editor and Proofreader, Stacey is guilty of accomplishing things in a non-linear fashion. Her debut novel BOOTCAMP: Daughter of the Lakota, was intended to be a stand-alone book, but she soon realized it was part of a trilogy. The prequel (Shadow of Hope) and a sequel (Heart of a Nation) followed within a year.
Her next project was of far greater scope. She began working on The Dragonbone Legacy as a teenager and again, true to her inability to begin at the beginning, she started writing the last book first, again with the foolish notion it would be a stand-alone. Going back to the beginning, she discovered the range of stories that needed to be told to make her “one” novel come to life and so the Legacy was born. Currently finishing off the Second series within the collection, she is looking forward to producing many more works in this world of magic, adventure and, oh yeah, dragons.
She has written plays, poems, articles, reviews and far too many dinner orders as she made her living as a waitress until she ran out of excuses for not doing what her heart truly desired; writing books.
Despite being a qualified Editor and Proofreader, Stacey is guilty of accomplishing things in a non-linear fashion. Her debut novel BOOTCAMP: Daughter of the Lakota, was intended to be a stand-alone book, but she soon realized it was part of a trilogy. The prequel (Shadow of Hope) and a sequel (Heart of a Nation) followed within a year.
Her next project was of far greater scope. She began working on The Dragonbone Legacy as a teenager and again, true to her inability to begin at the beginning, she started writing the last book first, again with the foolish notion it would be a stand-alone. Going back to the beginning, she discovered the range of stories that needed to be told to make her “one” novel come to life and so the Legacy was born. Currently finishing off the Second series within the collection, she is looking forward to producing many more works in this world of magic, adventure and, oh yeah, dragons.
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