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In this enchanting anthology, four award-winning romance authors work their usual literary magic to create a quartet of entertaining novellas inspired by dragons.
Jo Beverly brings fairy-tale charm to "The Dragon and the Virgin Princess," in which Sacrificial Virgin Princess Rozlinda of Saragond finds an unexpected version of happily-ever-after.
In Mary Jo Putney's exquisitely crafted and deliciously witty "The Dragon and the Dark Knight," freelance knight Kenrick of Rathbourne is hired to slay a dragon but changes his mind after meeting the mysterious Lady Ariane.
Karen Harbaugh gives her cleverly crafted "Anna and the King of Dragons," a refreshingly different twist by setting her tale of a practical Dutchwoman and a dragon in seventeenth-century Japan.
And Barbara Samuel brings the dragon myth into the modern world with her superb "Dragon Feathers," a bewitching novella about a young widow who makes a surprising discovery in her new Santa Fe home.
Jo Beverly brings fairy-tale charm to "The Dragon and the Virgin Princess," in which Sacrificial Virgin Princess Rozlinda of Saragond finds an unexpected version of happily-ever-after.
In Mary Jo Putney's exquisitely crafted and deliciously witty "The Dragon and the Dark Knight," freelance knight Kenrick of Rathbourne is hired to slay a dragon but changes his mind after meeting the mysterious Lady Ariane.
Karen Harbaugh gives her cleverly crafted "Anna and the King of Dragons," a refreshingly different twist by setting her tale of a practical Dutchwoman and a dragon in seventeenth-century Japan.
And Barbara Samuel brings the dragon myth into the modern world with her superb "Dragon Feathers," a bewitching novella about a young widow who makes a surprising discovery in her new Santa Fe home.
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Katherine S. (
4 member(s) found this review helpful.
A great book! All four stories were great in their own ways. Each made you think of dragons in unique ways that brought them to life on the pages. From Japan to England, from times long past to today's times....wonderfully written. I look forward to finding stories from each of these writers as they captured not only my attention, but also my imagination. I highly recommend this book.
Melissa M. (
4 member(s) found this review helpful.
This book was excellent. All four storys left me wanting more from each writer.
Alissa C. (
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Wonderful collection of stories.
Vici G. (
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Quick reads by good authors... perfect short sc-fi dragon stories that fit into those pockets of time that won't allow you to finish an entire novel. 4-in-1 book... worth the read.
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