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    The Colors Of The Dragon

    By Virginie T.

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    Fantasy book mixing dragon, monsters and humans, with a romance

    Dakota Jones is a Demon Hunter. Under the orders of her cold and distant father, she fights evil day and night with her team, who are also her friends. However, his next investigation will turn his world upside down. His meeting with Eldrekki, a man as beautiful as he is mysterious, will modify both his past and his future. Dakota knew she was different, unique, she will finally discover why and the answers may not please her.

    PUBLISHER: TEKTIME
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTektime
    Release dateApr 5, 2020
    ISBN9788835404378
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