BLAMED The Dragon's Game Book V (The Dragon's Game) de H. N. Henry

BLAMED The Dragon's Game Book V: The Dragon's Game, cartea 5

H. N. Henry

A dragon rules Nagora's future.
Her submission is total,
...no matter the cost.
These are the ingredients of the blame
lone-wolf warrior Nagora carries:

A newborn child, years ago abandoned in the custody of a dragon in the Land of the Danu.
One witch's malediction upon another.
A map to an ancient maze drawn in destiny's blood.
An ageless child witch love bound to the most precious egg of a dragon.
An unbelievable royal insult.
Superstition's thirst for revenge.
The only chance of survival for a race of dragons.
A kingdom on the brink of having the blood of all its people spilled and all its land scorched to ashes.
The legacy of a nation's heroine.
The onus of a curse's execution.

Are these a recipe for the fatal disaster Nagora's nemesis wishes to serve on her and those she loves?
To find out...
Come. Escape with Nagora into her dragon's world.
In the world of fiction, if Stieg Larson's Lisbeth Salander, from The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, had an ancestor
from an Iron Age when dragons lived, Nagora would be her.
AUTHOR NOTE TO READERS:
The Dragon's Game books are best appreciated when read in order.

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H. N. Henry (Huard, Norman Henry) holds two bachelor degrees from Laval University, one in English and history, the other in education. He's a former back-to-the-lander, bee keeper, tree farmer, and still has the gift to witch for water. When a writer's workshop student gave him a leather-bound notebook of blank pages and told him to start writing a story, he did. Thirteen notebooks and 1333 handwritten pages later he had what was to become the foundation of The Dragon's Game books, a fantasy series with a kick-ass heroine. Norm is a believer in "Think global. Act local." He writes to share his profits with a local community cause, Point de Rue. They help homeless people in his hometown of Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada, find meaning and passion in their lives. When not writing, Norm finds happiness whenever paddling or sailing his kayak on the Saint Lawrence River. Small is beautiful. To learn more about the author, please visit his website at www.hnhenry.com.