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    The Dragon Hour
    The Dragon Hour
    The Dragon Hour
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    The Dragon Hour

    By Connie Flynn

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    THE DRAGON SLAYER
    A World Afloat in Time and Space

    As ruler of the land of Lochlorraine, Caryn finally has the power and freedom she's always wanted. But a botched experiment has left her kingdom floating in a time bubble, where it is plagued by a terrifying dragon. The people of Lochlorraine desperately want to return to their own time. They long for the day when the dragon will be destroyed. The wait for the legendary Dragon Slayer . . .

    When modern man Luke Slade is transported through time to medieval Lochlorraine, the villagers welcome him as their savior, the Dragon Slayer. Caryn urges him to kill the dragon—and although he resists her pleas, he can't deny that he feels at home in her strange and wonderful land. But when a dark force from Luke's own world threatens his newfound happiness, he realizes that the fate of the kingdom lies in his hands and in his heart . . .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherConnie Flynn
    Release dateNov 18, 2015
    ISBN9781519971081
    The Dragon Hour
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    Connie Flynn

    Connie Flynn writes romance, suspense and fantasy novels, many have hit bestseller lists and garnered awards. She taught creative writing at local community colleges for over ten years and is still involved with teaching as a mentor and content editor. She lives in Arizona and takes pride in being a cross-genre indie author.

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