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Aralot #1
Bonded
Dragon bonds are meant to last a lifetime. They are not supposed to take a lifetime to get.
Bonding a baby dragon looks impossible for Tia Felding. She would hate to think it’s because the infants can sense in her a defect passed down through her heritage. Rejected by another group of hatchlings, Tia disobeys orders and runs into the woods in search of the perfect dragon even if that takes her through a wild dragon horde that has been causing chaos and destruction. Even if it means being sold off by a group of rebels.
Jack Brixton has always been a renegade, but he never planned on becoming the most infamous one. With his wanted poster getting everywhere, Jack reluctantly agrees to offload Tia for pay even if he hates all riders and has a vendetta against devilish dragons. What started as a simple, uncomplicated job, ends up getting him in trouble when Tia's rejected dragon comes after him next, proving that some dragons can never be run from.
Bonding a baby dragon looks impossible for Tia Felding. She would hate to think it’s because the infants can sense in her a defect passed down through her heritage. Rejected by another group of hatchlings, Tia disobeys orders and runs into the woods in search of the perfect dragon even if that takes her through a wild dragon horde that has been causing chaos and destruction. Even if it means being sold off by a group of rebels.
Jack Brixton has always been a renegade, but he never planned on becoming the most infamous one. With his wanted poster getting everywhere, Jack reluctantly agrees to offload Tia for pay even if he hates all riders and has a vendetta against devilish dragons. What started as a simple, uncomplicated job, ends up getting him in trouble when Tia's rejected dragon comes after him next, proving that some dragons can never be run from.
405 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2019
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February 17, 2022
Good story-writing needs some work
I really like this story and am
looking forward to reading the next in the series. Given that, I found the writing confusing sometimes and several times had to look back to see how it got from point A to point B...or hadn't gone to a point B.
I'm looking forward to future offerings!
I really like this story and am
looking forward to reading the next in the series. Given that, I found the writing confusing sometimes and several times had to look back to see how it got from point A to point B...or hadn't gone to a point B.
I'm looking forward to future offerings!
Displaying 1 of 1 review