Dragon Through Darkness

The Order Chronicles #2

by T.R. Kerby

They abducted his children…

… and awakened his inner Dragon.

Tegedir, Commander of the Order, wants his twins back. Alive. Not in the little pieces promised if he fails to deliver an artifact not seen in centuries. He and his company of volunteers will risk everything to chase a fable. Can it be real? His children’s lives depend on it.

To seek it, they must cross a hostile, uncharted land to the north. A land of frozen ice fields and steaming volcanoes. A land that stirs something long dormant in Tegedir. His true nature. Clues to his elusive past taunt him. Beckon him to discover his heritage and unleash his dormant strength. Who is he? Where did he come from?

And what will he become to save his children?

Find out! Beg, borrow, or buy, but Read it Now!

214 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 1, 2019

About the author

T. R. Kerby has led a life of high adventure and travel to exotic places… ok, not so much, but she has worn a lot of hats. She has been a fry cook, a trail guide, a horse trainer, and a veterinary technician as well as other less interesting things. Her weaknesses include chocolate and rescuing lost souls, mostly animals, but sometimes people. She currently lives in the Rocky Mountains with some of her rescues including her husband, two dogs, and a herd of horses. She brings her varied life experiences to the table in her books and short stories. Get FREE short stories when you join my Reader's Club. Click here: http://eepurl.com/dKgeMI

Reviews

[D.J. Davis · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dragon Through Darkness is an exciting addition to the Order Chronicles. The protagonist, Tegedir, must go on an impossible mission to save his children. The antagonist, Murdoc, will do anything, no matter how ruthless, to save hers. Solid world building that expands on the first novel, Beyond Darkness. Well paced, with strong characters throughout, no cardboard cliches here. A fun read with enough twists and turns to keep me turning the pages. *DISCLAIMER: I know the author personally. THE TRUTH: I would say the same things about the book if I didn’t.