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Dragons of Destiny by Tyson, Mark E is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
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Dragons of Destiny Book 1 of the Legacy Trilogy Upon the death of her patron, Lady Shey discovers a plot, conceived by the denizens of evil, to seize and control an ancient battlefield, known as the Sacred Land, destined to regenerate with vast magical essence. In order to thwart evil, she realizes she must now help the descendants of the magical warriors who fought the war in the past to secure the battlefields power as it regenerates in the present. However, the descendants live in place where magic is outlawed, hated and feared and the enemy has a new, deadly shape-shifting monster, virtually undetectable, stalking her every move. Regardless the danger stalking her, Shey manages to persuade the village elders to let her accompany Dorenn Adair, a simple innkeepers son, and also one of the descendants she seeks, on a journey to a nearby city to procure provisions to restock the inn. All goes well until fate intervenes on the way back, and Shey along with Dorenn and his friends are thrust into a deadly game of dragons, magic wielders, and ancient, evil abominations. Dorenn soon learns about the magic returning to the ancient battlefield, and with the help of his friends and so
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- Author
- Tyson, Mark E
- Published
- 2016
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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