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    Ten Tall Totally Twisted Terrible Tales To Tell: Vol. V A Dragon's Last Breath
    Ten Tall Totally Twisted Terrible Tales To Tell: Vol. V A Dragon's Last Breath
    Ten Tall Totally Twisted Terrible Tales To Tell: Vol. V A Dragon's Last Breath
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    Ten Tall Totally Twisted Terrible Tales To Tell: Vol. V A Dragon's Last Breath

    By A. H. Hrubes

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    A dragon, having been mortally wounded in a battle with a human, must finish out her life in a traditional way.

    Chapter 2 is the same situation from the human's prespective.

    Chapter 3, the twist, enter a sorceress the dragon must confront.

    This fifth story in the series is meant to be a tearjerker, dont spare the tissues.&n

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThoniel Publications
    Release dateFeb 1, 2018
    ISBN9781532368219
    Ten Tall Totally Twisted Terrible Tales To Tell: Vol. V A Dragon's Last Breath
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    A. H. Hrubes

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      Ten Tall Totally Twisted Terrible Tales To Tell - A. H. Hrubes

      Ten Tall, Totally Twisted, Terrible Tales To Tell

      Ten Tall, Totally Twisted,

      Terrible, Tales to Tell

      Vol. V

      A Dragon’s Last Breath

      Written & Illustrated

      By

      A. Hume-Hrubes

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      Thoniel Publications

      First Edition, 2017

      I.S.B.N. – 978-1-5323-6821-9

      (All Rights Reserved)

      Printed in the U.S.A.

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      Ten Tall, Totally Twisted, Terrible Tales To Tell Copyright © 2018 by Hume-Hrubes. All Rights Reserved.

      This book is dedicated to

      Paul Swanson

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      Contents:

      Part I. i

      ii

      iii

      Poetry

      Other books by A. Hume-Hrubes

      "We humans are uniquely cursed.  We many in the end not

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