The Dragon's Curse
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Publisher: Phil Morrison
Pages: 284
Weight: 0.84
Height: 0.60 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
SEVENTY-TWO DAYS.
That is all the time Li Wen has left to save his son.
A sorcerer has butchered the monks of Wudang. He has taken the boy. Beneath the next eclipse, the child will become the living puppet of an emperor dead for eighty years - and through him, the sorcerer will rule over a kneeling China.
Li Wen is nothing but a smuggler now, haunted by his own betrayals. No rank. No fleet. No god. He has only his sabre, a renegade priestess who once served the enemy, and a Mongol warrior whose blue stone grows warm at the approach of darkness.
Three keys to find. Three keys scattered across a burning empire. A drowned city where a blind serpent keeps watch. A frozen tomb where two thousand clay warriors sleep. A volcanic cave where the last true dragon is dying.
One father. A thousand dangers. An eclipse rising.
In the great tradition of epic adventure, the Chinese Arabian Nights - a novel of action, sorcery, and a father's redemption that never lets its reader breathe.
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