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    Dragons Duty Part One: Dragons Duty, #1
    Dragons Duty Part One: Dragons Duty, #1
    Dragons Duty Part One: Dragons Duty, #1
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    Dragons Duty Part One: Dragons Duty, #1

    By A.C. Williams

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    Ember has always been one for adventure, when he's tasked with fighting a giant avian to supply a noble. Well, of course he'll do it. Money is money after all. But what he doesn't expect is the gorgeous and soft Kate, a pantheress that captures his attention. She's held as a slave by his employer, but he wants her.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.C. Williams
    Release dateJan 12, 2024
    ISBN9798224062799
    Dragons Duty Part One: Dragons Duty, #1
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    A.C. Williams

    A.C. Williams is a Furry who is not afraid to show her stripes in her writing. She has been part of the Fandom for over fifteen years. She is a fan of dragons and reptiles but has a soft spot for practically any animal. They're all cute. She is a loving wife to her husband and tries to bring friendship to everyone she meets.

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      Dragons Duty Part One - A.C. Williams

      The Dragons Duty

      Part One

      By A.C. Williams

      This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

      DRAGONS DUTY PART ONE

      First edition. January 12, 2024.

      Copyright © 2024 A.C. Williams.

      ISBN: 979-8224062799

      Written by A.C. Williams.

      Table of Contents

      Title Page

      Copyright Page

      Dragons Duty Part One

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

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      Also By A.C. Williams

      About the Author

      To my Husband and Best Friend

      I love you both so much

      Thank you for everything

      Chapter One

      A gentle wind blows through the warm, sunlit glen, birds sing merrily in the oak and pecan trees on the edges of the clearing, their song filling the air with a beautiful melody. The wind blows across the glen, causing the flowers and trees to rustle gently in the cool breeze.  A soft, pleasant scent rises from the wildflowers that bloom in the blissfully warm spring sun pops of color in the green grass.

      In the center of this beautiful, idyllic glen rises a harsh gray stone slab with runes etched on the sides, seeming to be a meeting place of some type of magic.  On this slab rests a slim male dragon, his

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