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    Dragon Heat: Dragon Island, #1
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    Dragon Heat: Dragon Island, #1

    By Jodi Kendrick

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    About this ebook

    Guardian Commander Kymri Steelscale is devoted to her duty to protect her Queen and her people hidden in the midst of the Bermuda Triangle - and expects life to stay that way.

    Freelance Internet documenter Jori Mountainside is flying around the world legend-chasing in his vintage Cessna streaming and Vlogging his adventures.

    It's all myths and legends until he flies solo into the Bermuda Triangle. During an unexpected storm he clips wings with his destiny and the world turns upside down. Stranded on the edge of an archipelago, myths and legends become reality.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMT Worlds Press, Inc.
    Release dateMar 16, 2021
    ISBN9781393656227
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