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Reign of the Ancients: Part 2: The Dragons
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Series: The Onis Chronicles, Book 2
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Publisher: 2Leaf Pr
Published: Oct 30 2021
Pages: 506
Weight: 1.40
Height: 1.13 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The Dragons:
Broken and shattered after her confrontation with the Great Silver Monarch Dragon, the young elf maiden is forced to put the pieces of herself back together. Realizing that healing the land of Onis will require a much greater effort than facing one dragon, the friends must devise a plan to strengthen their efforts and recruit whomever they can to join their cause. They embark on a journey that will take them to the far reaches of Onis and the far reaches of their minds as they grow into the beings they were meant to become while discovering why they were drawn to the strange young elf to begin with. As the elf maiden struggles to recover from her encounter with the Great Aeris, she must now race against time to learn how she can become the powerful Omi Méa that Onis needs her to be without losing herself in the process.
Reign of the Ancients Series:
A war between the ancient dragons of Onis and the elves has been raging for nearly a millennium, but the dragons' hatred of the two-leggeds is spilling over to all the races, including the humans, dwarves, and drow. As the tyranny of the ancient dragons terrorizes all the two-leggeds into hiding, the very land of Onis is dying around them. After a thousand years of war, a prophesied elf with great power is sent to confront the ancients and restore the land in a quest for peace between all the races. Will she overcome the dragons' hatred and fulfill her destiny? Or will the land face an even greater danger yet to come?
About the Author:
R.E. Davies is a Canadian-American and the bestselling author of The Onis Chronicles. She moved to Florida from Canada in 2001. Since then, she has completed her Bachelor's Degree, found and married her other half, and had five incredible children. In 2012, all her future plans changed with the birth of her first son, who was born with a rare genetic disorder, Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (CdLS), severely affecting both his mind and body. Through her adventures of learning how to be a special needs mom, she has also battled and won against both thyroid and skin cancer, motivating her to cherish every day that she has with her family. No matter where her life took her throughout life's adventures, there has always been one thing that she came back to; writing. She began writing as early as elementary school when she wrote and directed her first play to perform for her classmates. Whether it was plays, poems, short stories, novels, or songs, she always loved sharing her stories and fantastical lands with those she loved and is now even more excited to be able to share those tales with others.
Connect with R.E. Davies (@REDaviesAuthor) on Facebook or www.redaviesauthor.com for news about upcoming books, links to songs, maps, and other great information!
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