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    Curse Of The White Dragon: The Witch: Curse Of The White Dragon, #1
    Curse Of The White Dragon The Prequel: OR A Story Of Heartbreak: Curse Of The White Dragon, #0
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    Curse Of The White Dragon Series

    By E Darkwood

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    About this series

    The. Curse.

     

    The two words that define the yomans.

    It is how they come into the world. The two words then dictate how they grow, how they learn, how they relate to magic and perhaps most tragically — how they love.

     

    The. Curse.

    For something so very crucial to the yoman way, not much is known about its creation — as long as 'not much' is understood as 'nothing at all.'

    It is said the curse was once known by another name. No one quite knows what that name was or why it is no longer used — the best guesses are passed on as 'certainty.'

     

    Some whisper a name that has to do with the shape of the olden statue whose magic can tell if a girl is to be a Queen or not. Some others covertly speak a name that is related to how the girl herself is descended from a specific type of dragon but who can even agree what a dragon is much less if the color of the creature is relevant? Which is why yet others insist that same long name is but a myth, nothing more than the inevitable result of embellishment from longstanding storytelling.

     

    The vast majority think it better to focus on an entirely different question, a real and threatening one: is it her?

     

    For if 'the' and 'curse' are defining, it is not the words themselves where the greatest danger lies.

     

    A girl on her sixteen birthday, a mission by a Keeper of Time, The Dragon Statue, a Bloodhurst and a witch — all the necessary elements to answer that life-preserving question.

    All that is needed to pass judgment.

    All that is needed for the girl to either be saved or be allowed to live.

     

    It is a heavy duty that the Bloodhurst bear.

     

    It might therefore surprise to learn you don't need to be powerful to take the oath of a Bloodhurst but *you do* need to be unyielding. It also doesn't hurt if you have a reputation. And none are hailed as far or wide as Ashkalon the Beheader — a title earned and wielded by one of the most worthy. The most welcomed. The most feared.

     

    The yomans are a cursed people, the Bloodhurst their first and greatest line of defense.

     

    If the Queen wakens then the ones who are cursed are the fortunate ones, but there's no need for concern for Ashkalon has never missed and won't be starting now — no matter who it is the cruel curse forces the Beheader's blade against.

     

    Duty first. Always.

     

    - - -

    Please note this series has a prequel and although it is not necessary to have read it to understand the overall tale, it certainly adds another layer. Also note that the books of the quartet are not meant to be read as standalones.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherE Darkwood
    Release dateFeb 2, 2021
    Curse Of The White Dragon: The Witch: Curse Of The White Dragon, #1
    Curse Of The White Dragon The Prequel: OR A Story Of Heartbreak: Curse Of The White Dragon, #0

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      Curse Of The White Dragon The Prequel: OR A Story Of Heartbreak: Curse Of The White Dragon, #0
      Curse Of The White Dragon The Prequel: OR A Story Of Heartbreak: Curse Of The White Dragon, #0

      Curse Of The White Dragon The Prequel: OR A Story Of Heartbreak: Curse Of The White Dragon, #0

      E Darkwood
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      Before the Queens who ruined the lands, there were the Kings who defined them. History remembers the Queens by scars, while 'King' is a word that never was. Is history fickle or is it wise? Only those who lived it know the lies.   Lies —some might say— are just another name for an unproven story. - - This is the prequel to a four part series that revolves around a curse. A curse that seeks destruction, one that has already left the lands ignorant and afraid but with those last two consequences comes an unexpected third: only the strongest and bravest survive within its domain.   One would think a curse would do anything to prevent such worthy foes from rising within the lands it seeks to ruin. One would be correct.   Then again, a curse has no hands to hold a sword or arms to crush enemies with.   At least not yet.

      Before the Queens who ruined the lands, there were the Kings who defined them. History remembers the Queens by scars, while 'King' is a word that never was. Is history fickle or is it wise? Only those who lived it know the lies.   Lies —some might say— are just another name for an unproven story. - - This is the prequel to a four part series that revolves around a curse. A curse that seeks destruction, one that has already left the lands ignorant and afraid but with those last two consequences comes an unexpected third: only the strongest and bravest survive within its domain.   One would think a curse would do anything to prevent such worthy foes from rising within the lands it seeks to ruin. One would be correct.   Then again, a curse has no hands to hold a sword or arms to crush enemies with.   At least not yet.

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      Curse Of The White Dragon: The Witch: Curse Of The White Dragon, #1
      Curse Of The White Dragon: The Witch: Curse Of The White Dragon, #1

      Curse Of The White Dragon: The Witch: Curse Of The White Dragon, #1

      E Darkwood
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      The. Curse.   The two words that define the yomans. It is how they come into the world. The two words then dictate how they grow, how they learn, how they relate to magic and perhaps most tragically — how they love.   The. Curse. For something so very crucial to the yoman way, not much is known about its creation — as long as 'not much' is understood as 'nothing at all.' It is said the curse was once known by another name. No one quite knows what that name was or why it is no longer used — the best guesses are passed on as 'certainty.'   Some whisper a name that has to do with the shape of the olden statue whose magic can tell if a girl is to be a Queen or not. Some others covertly speak a name that is related to how the girl herself is descended from a specific type of dragon but who can even agree what a dragon is much less if the color of the creature is relevant? Which is why yet others insist that same long name is but a myth, nothing more than the inevitable result of embellishment from longstanding storytelling.   The vast majority think it better to focus on an entirely different question, a real and threatening one: is it her?   For if 'the' and 'curse' are defining, it is not the words themselves where the greatest danger lies.   A girl on her sixteen birthday, a mission by a Keeper of Time, The Dragon Statue, a Bloodhurst and a witch — all the necessary elements to answer that life-preserving question. All that is needed to pass judgment. All that is needed for the girl to either be saved or be allowed to live.   It is a heavy duty that the Bloodhurst bear.   It might therefore surprise to learn you don't need to be powerful to take the oath of a Bloodhurst but *you do* need to be unyielding. It also doesn't hurt if you have a reputation. And none are hailed as far or wide as Ashkalon the Beheader — a title earned and wielded by one of the most worthy. The most welcomed. The most feared.   The yomans are a cursed people, the Bloodhurst their first and greatest line of defense.   If the Queen wakens then the ones who are cursed are the fortunate ones, but there's no need for concern for Ashkalon has never missed and won't be starting now — no matter who it is the cruel curse forces the Beheader's blade against.   Duty first. Always.   - - - Please note this series has a prequel and although it is not necessary to have read it to understand the overall tale, it certainly adds another layer. Also note that the books of the quartet are not meant to be read as standalones.

      The. Curse.   The two words that define the yomans. It is how they come into the world. The two words then dictate how they grow, how they learn, how they relate to magic and perhaps most tragically — how they love.   The. Curse. For something so very crucial to the yoman way, not much is known about its creation — as long as 'not much' is understood as 'nothing at all.' It is said the curse was once known by another name. No one quite knows what that name was or why it is no longer used — the best guesses are passed on as 'certainty.'   Some whisper a name that has to do with the shape of the olden statue whose magic can tell if a girl is to be a Queen or not. Some others covertly speak a name that is related to how the girl herself is descended from a specific type of dragon but who can even agree what a dragon is much less if the color of the creature is relevant? Which is why yet others insist that same long name is but a myth, nothing more than the inevitable result of embellishment from longstanding storytelling.   The vast majority think it better to focus on an entirely different question, a real and threatening one: is it her?   For if 'the' and 'curse' are defining, it is not the words themselves where the greatest danger lies.   A girl on her sixteen birthday, a mission by a Keeper of Time, The Dragon Statue, a Bloodhurst and a witch — all the necessary elements to answer that life-preserving question. All that is needed to pass judgment. All that is needed for the girl to either be saved or be allowed to live.   It is a heavy duty that the Bloodhurst bear.   It might therefore surprise to learn you don't need to be powerful to take the oath of a Bloodhurst but *you do* need to be unyielding. It also doesn't hurt if you have a reputation. And none are hailed as far or wide as Ashkalon the Beheader — a title earned and wielded by one of the most worthy. The most welcomed. The most feared.   The yomans are a cursed people, the Bloodhurst their first and greatest line of defense.   If the Queen wakens then the ones who are cursed are the fortunate ones, but there's no need for concern for Ashkalon has never missed and won't be starting now — no matter who it is the cruel curse forces the Beheader's blade against.   Duty first. Always.   - - - Please note this series has a prequel and although it is not necessary to have read it to understand the overall tale, it certainly adds another layer. Also note that the books of the quartet are not meant to be read as standalones.

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