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The Dragon Goddess
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781942350774
Publisher: Wannabe Press
Published: Dec 28 2024
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The emperor will pay for his insolence.
After the assault on his home, dragon lord Ewig set out across the land on a mission of vengeance against any who stood against him and his people. He has eradicated the army battalion that razed his village, and now sets out to the capital to have it out with his sister, Ramidion, and the cowardly ruler that she puppets.
But that means declaring war on the entire nation, and almost certain death.
Ramidion will not stand idly by and wait for her brother. She will call every one of her kin to stand with her massive army against her traitorous sibling.
As they draw closer to the capital, only Gilda has any chance of convincing Ewig to stop his campaign of wanton destruction. But if they surrender to the emperor, it means imprisonment for her and her friends.
It is an impossible situation, and Gilda is poorly equipped to advise an ancient dragon on matters of such import. Unfortunately, fate doesn't care what she is prepared for; it calls for her anyway.
Find out if Gilda can stop a war and save her kingdom from the cruelty of the dragons in The Dragon Goddess.
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