The Dragoneer: Book 3 - Aerona Stands
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Publisher: Tantor
Language: English
Trysten's heroism and dragon riding skills may have won over the prince of Cadwaller, but her future as Dragoneer of Aerona weyr remains uncertain.
A threat unlike any the village has ever faced is on the move. Aerona lies in the path of destruction. To save those she loves, Trysten must set aside her distrust of Prince Aymon and join with him to stop a force that would destroy the entire kingdom.
Victory will require more than a drawn sword, a tight bowstring, and a dragon full of fire. To win the battle, Trysten must accept her true nature and risk becoming the very thing Prince Aymon fears. Once again she will redefine what it means to be the Dragoneer.
The third book in The Dragoneer series ups the action and deepens the mystery in this dragon-packed fantasy adventure. It features a strong, female hero and a compelling story appropriate for most ages.
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