| Author: | Heather Vallellanes | ISBN: | 9781462861392 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US | Publication: | June 13, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US | Language: | English |
| Author: | Heather Vallellanes |
| ISBN: | 9781462861392 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US |
| Publication: | June 13, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US |
| Language: | English |
With the overpowering impression that her place in life is indisputably not as the kings daughter, the young Lady Ivorine sets out to unearth the truth that has for eighteen long years imprisoned her, the truth that may very well be the sole key to saving her beloved kingdom of Esperadia. Turned into a human from a baby dragon, the beautiful Ivorine is forced to live out her days growing up as the kings daughter, unaware that within her rests the spirit of a dragon waiting to be released. Acknowledging the bounty placed upon dragons by her father, she joins the dragon hunt, and it is only when a dragon dies by her hand that she decides to leave for the outskirts of her kingdom, escaping her dreaded betrothal, and departing on a perilous quest that will lead her to discover the truth about herself. This will give her advantage she needs to convince her father that the dragons should be left in peace. All the while, she is courted insistently by the eminent dragon hunter Aaraton, who is unaware that his dearest Ivorine is one of the very creatures he slays without regret.
With the overpowering impression that her place in life is indisputably not as the kings daughter, the young Lady Ivorine sets out to unearth the truth that has for eighteen long years imprisoned her, the truth that may very well be the sole key to saving her beloved kingdom of Esperadia. Turned into a human from a baby dragon, the beautiful Ivorine is forced to live out her days growing up as the kings daughter, unaware that within her rests the spirit of a dragon waiting to be released. Acknowledging the bounty placed upon dragons by her father, she joins the dragon hunt, and it is only when a dragon dies by her hand that she decides to leave for the outskirts of her kingdom, escaping her dreaded betrothal, and departing on a perilous quest that will lead her to discover the truth about herself. This will give her advantage she needs to convince her father that the dragons should be left in peace. All the while, she is courted insistently by the eminent dragon hunter Aaraton, who is unaware that his dearest Ivorine is one of the very creatures he slays without regret.
