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    Dragon of Gold and Wine: Children of Ash and Snow, #1
    Dragon of Gold and Wine: Children of Ash and Snow, #1
    Dragon of Gold and Wine: Children of Ash and Snow, #1
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    Dragon of Gold and Wine: Children of Ash and Snow, #1

    By Delilah Wakes

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    'I was never the princess awaiting her saviour in her lonesome tower. I was the dragon, with enough fury and fire to tear it down!'

     

    Emilia Adorek is hunted by an order of shadows.

     

    In the forever sunny kingdom of Piltaar where their goblets of wine are always full and gold glitters around their necks, it is easy to forget the war between dragons and men being fought just outside their borders.  

     

    Emilia has lived a lush life, until assassins began to melt from every shadow around her, intent on killing her. A power within her awakens, threatening to take all she loves away from her.

     

    As the shadows swarm, a silver-haired and sharp-tongued warrior Korran Ivern saves her life. With his dangerous smirk and his own horde of secrets, he will be her downfall or her salvation.

     

    As ash and fire swells within Emilia, she must learn the truth about her power and of those closest to her before shadow or fire can consume her.  

     

    Dragon of Gold and Wine is the first novel in the 'Children of Ash and Snow,' a romantic fantasy series featuring dragon fire, magic and many brooding men. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDelilah Wakes
    Release dateMay 9, 2021
    ISBN9798201297008
    Dragon of Gold and Wine: Children of Ash and Snow, #1

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