The Battle of the Dragon Slayer

By Leigh Wilder

The village of Breakwell Mountain has been plagued by a dragon for centuries. Every year a virgin must be sacrificed to save the village from certain doom. This year Adelie turns eighteen and she must draw lots with the other village girls, but Adelie has a secret. Deeply in love with the betrothed Bella, she knows there is no place for her in the small town. She has decided to sacrifice herself to assure Bella's safety, her final loving gesture to a girl who can never love her in return.

The day of the sacrifice a band of gypsies appear, claiming the ability to slay the dragon. Gypsy prostitute Rohesia is a new dragon slayer. She's been training since her youth to do what few can imagine--screwing a dragon into submission before stabbing it through the heart.

Armed with a sword, a knife, and a big jar of lube, Rohesia and Adelie take on the dragon together. Adelie discovers there are worse things in the world than losing your virginity to a dragon, and that love, acceptance, kinky sex and happily ever after is only a gypsy caravan away.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Leigh Wilder
• Release date: Oct 15, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301972982

Leigh Wilder

Leigh Wilder has been writing for 20 years. She published her first story at the age of 20, but hasn't been actively pursuing publication until recently. She lives in Columbus, OH with her husband and 3 cats.

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The Battle of the Dragon Slayer

By Leigh Wilder

copyright Leigh Wilder 2013

Cover art copyright Valerii Sidelnykov

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Adelie stood in the clearing by her father’s north field. The heads of the wheat drooped, signaling that harvest time was nigh. Growing up she always saw those sagging heads an indication that the wheat was as sorrowful about the loss of a village girl as the rest of the inhabitants. This clearing, it was where it would happen. The ground was bare and burnt—nothing grew here anymore. In hours the dragon would arrive just as it had every harvest for centuries, to take a virgin sacrifice in exchange for the safety of the village.

The chosen girl stood alone in the middle of the clearing just as Adelie stood there now, while a handful of village men with strong stomachs and hearts hardened to decades of watching girls taken to their deaths stood at the edges of the field and the forest, to catch the girl if she tried to run.

She already knew she was not going to run. She would stand calm in the center of the clearing. She would cry—she knew she would cry—but she would do it anyway. No one knew that she had chosen herself as sacrifice. Every year on the day of the first full moon of autumn the young women who had turned eighteen in the last growing season would come forward and draw lots. When Adelie was younger she felt dread as she thought about stepping up and pulling a