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    Dragon Airways: Enchanting fantasy adventure with dragons, magic, and a steampunk twist
    Dragon Airways: Enchanting fantasy adventure with dragons, magic, and a steampunk twist
    Dragon Airways: Enchanting fantasy adventure with dragons, magic, and a steampunk twist
    Audiobook9 hours

    Dragon Airways: Enchanting fantasy adventure with dragons, magic, and a steampunk twist

    Written by Brian Rathbone

    Narrated by Fred Kennedy

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Dragons harbor mysteries and secrets revealed only to the most worthy. When a boy who can sense ancient magic becomes valuable to both sides of the war, enemies close in. Fleeing those sent to capture him, Emmet and his sister Riette board Dragon Airways. Not knowing friend from foe, they must rely on even those who might betray them. In a thrilling journey spanning land and sea, brother and sister come to know the true measure of Emmet's abilities along with the real value of love, friendship, and sacrifice.

    While this fantasy adventure is a distant prequel to The World of Godsland Epic Fantasy Series, and a great place to start the series, it can also stand alone.

    The World of Godsland Epic Fantasy Series includes the following fairy tales & folklore titles:

    The Dawning of Power trilogy

    Call of the Herald

    Inherited Danger

    Dragon Ore

    The Balance of Power trilogy

    Regent

    Feral

    Regal

    The Artifacts of Power trilogy

    The Fifth Magic

    Dragonhold

    The Seventh Magic

    Godsland Fantasy Series Prequels

    Ascension

    Onin

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhite Wolf Press, LLC
    Release dateAug 1, 2019
    ISBN9781662274503
    Dragon Airways: Enchanting fantasy adventure with dragons, magic, and a steampunk twist

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      The narration of this story was not good, inflections were simply wrong and it almost put me off listening but the book itself was worth putting up with it. Hoping l don't ever have to hear another story narrated by the same person again though.