The Dauphnir Ring Survives Distortion
The Dauphnir Ring, #3
Kids, Teen, Love and Romance, Fantasy and Magic, Fiction - YA, Fantasy
| Author: | S. R. Thompson | ISBN: | 9781519982759 |
| Publisher: | S. R. Thompson | Publication: | September 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | S. R. Thompson |
| ISBN: | 9781519982759 |
| Publisher: | S. R. Thompson |
| Publication: | September 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
*Time is running out to save Josie, and Talak will stop at nothing **to make sure she survives the distortion. *
~ Josie ~ Geez, that stupid jock tripped me again. I patted the hallway floor of Salem High searching for my glasses. A pair of tennis shoes appeared in my blurred vision. I stole a secretive glance as he offered a very masculine hand to me. Taking hold, I avoided his eyes, because I just knew I’d look like Bambi staring into oncoming traffic. He was that hot. I barely remembered to let go of his hand as I stumbled off in front of him. I think he asked me where his class was. I must have mumbled something, because he’s following me, and now I barely remember where I’m going.
~ *Talak ~ My protective instincts kicked into overdrive when I saw her fall. I hurried over scooping up her glasses while reaching for her hand. The gentle zap took me by surprise as her fingers wrapped over mine. Static electricity — my logic countered, but my stomach clenched in disagreement. I followed her swinging ponytail knowing I just found a friend, and it would appear she was sorely in need of one. Hopefully, she can shed some light on the odd occurrences happening around town. That was why I was here, after all, to destroy any threat to humanity. Hopefully, I will have the problem fixed in no time at all. My stomach gave another tightening at my thought, and I wondered the cause as I studied the petite girl in front of me. *
The following book is a revised YA edition of the adult title, The Dauphnir Rings: Distortion.
*Time is running out to save Josie, and Talak will stop at nothing **to make sure she survives the distortion. *
~ Josie ~ Geez, that stupid jock tripped me again. I patted the hallway floor of Salem High searching for my glasses. A pair of tennis shoes appeared in my blurred vision. I stole a secretive glance as he offered a very masculine hand to me. Taking hold, I avoided his eyes, because I just knew I’d look like Bambi staring into oncoming traffic. He was that hot. I barely remembered to let go of his hand as I stumbled off in front of him. I think he asked me where his class was. I must have mumbled something, because he’s following me, and now I barely remember where I’m going.
~ *Talak ~ My protective instincts kicked into overdrive when I saw her fall. I hurried over scooping up her glasses while reaching for her hand. The gentle zap took me by surprise as her fingers wrapped over mine. Static electricity — my logic countered, but my stomach clenched in disagreement. I followed her swinging ponytail knowing I just found a friend, and it would appear she was sorely in need of one. Hopefully, she can shed some light on the odd occurrences happening around town. That was why I was here, after all, to destroy any threat to humanity. Hopefully, I will have the problem fixed in no time at all. My stomach gave another tightening at my thought, and I wondered the cause as I studied the petite girl in front of me. *
The following book is a revised YA edition of the adult title, The Dauphnir Rings: Distortion.
