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Arlo by Shield, Arcadia is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Arlo about?
An explosive, scarred maverick and a tarnished dragon hybrid discover a dangerous truth that makes them targets for the State. Can they be saved by their love for each other or will the evil they fight against beat them? Arlo Ember hides his internal scars well. Determined never to lose anyone he loves again, he delights in his talents when it comes to bombs, fighting with his brothers and a growing band of resistance fighters to stop the State. As a former elite soldier in the Brigade Patrol, he’s known for his skill and tenacity. When he’s on a mission to blow up a key communication hub, he won’t stop until he succeeds. But he has a problem by his side. A sexy, hot-headed, independent dragon hybrid type of problem. And she’s fighting her own demons, and losing. Juniper Firestar is a reluctant recruit at the underground bunker the Ember brothers run. Having no choice but to join them when her home is destroyed, she’s hiding a secret. She wants Arlo, but he doesn’t feel the same. Sure, he teases and flirts, but he can’t want her. She’s messed up. She runs at the first sign of trouble. And as for her dragon hybrid ability, there’s no way he’ll want her when he knows what she can do.
Who reads Arlo?
It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.
Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Shield, Arcadia
- Publisher
- Arcadia Shield
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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