Flight of the Dragon
Paperback
Series: Dragon Oath, Book 5
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Publisher: Lmbpn Publishing
Pages: 292
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The price of victory is often another battle.
Artemisia now protects three planets, including Earth, humans and dragons working together to fight an enemy that wants to wipe them all out. And the Protectorate has finally begun to pay attention.
The entire galaxy is at war, and so far the dragons are losing. Artemisia has changed that, but there are still many more worlds, many more versions of Earth and the Protectorate have new orders.
Can Artemisia continue to work with humanity to keep them safe and obey her leader? Or will her loyalty to those she serves have to come above those she has grown to love?
She's learned to fight the enemy far more efficiently and effectively than the Protectorate have ever seen, but the people around her are a big part of why and how. She needs them as much as they need her.
Will Artemisia grow into the leader she needs to be, or is this one fight too many?
No one can survive forever. Luck and skill both run out.
Is this the end of Artemisia's winning streak?
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