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    Of Bards and Witches: A Fallen Immortals Story, Paranormal Fairytale Romance
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    Of Bards and Witches: A Fallen Immortals Story, Paranormal Fairytale Romance

    Written by Alisa Woods

    Narrated by J.F. Harding

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    About this audiobook

    London, The Year of Our Lord 1600.

    Leonidas is a dragon shifter, a century into his allotted five, and he’s entranced by Master Shakespeare’s theatre and the comely and lusty women of London’s bankside. But when he finds a witch in the practice of her art in clear view of the stage, he must act, for dragons are the keepers of the peace between the mortal and immortal realms. But never has duty been so sweetly sexy and delicious to the touch as a witch whose very skin sparks pleasure.

    He becomes lost in his bed, breaking his own cardinal rule; never seduce a woman for more than a night. As one pleasure drenched night bleeds into the next, he runs afoul of a danger he ought already know; never cross a witch.

    Of Bards and Witches is a short standalone backstory of Leonidas Smoke, prince of the House of Smoke, from the bestselling Fallen Immortals series.

    It contains flaming HOT dragon shifters and sexy witches. Only readers over 18 should partake of this delicious romp back in time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLantern Audio
    Release dateApr 23, 2018
    ISBN9781945213892
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    Of Bards and Witches: A Fallen Immortals Story, Paranormal Fairytale Romance

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      I really enjoyed this book. It's short (1 hour) but very creative - I'm not really a historical reader, but I loved this book. Witches, dragons and terrific fantasy story interwoven.

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