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Aranya

Shapeshifter Dragons, Book 1

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Aranya

By: Marc Secchia
Narrated by: Shiromi Arserio
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Chained to a rock and tossed off a cliff by her boyfriend, Aranya is executed for high treason against the Sylakian Empire. Falling a league into the deadly Cloudlands is not a fate she ever envisaged. But what if she did not die? What if she could spread her wings and fly?

Long ago Dragons ruled the Island-World above the Cloudlands. But their Human slaves cast off the chains of Dragonish tyranny. Humans spread across the Islands in their flying Dragonships, colonizing, building, and warring. Now the all-conquering Sylakians have defeated the last bastion of freedom - the Island-Kingdom of Immadia.

Evil has a new enemy. Aranya, Princess of Immadia. Dragon Shapeshifter.

Series Note

There is a companion series to Aranya, set in the same unique Island-World above the Cloudlands. Aranya is the last of the Dragons - or is she? Find out why the Dragons disappeared in The Pygmy Dragon, now available on Kindle.

©2014 Marc Secchia (P)2015 Marc Secchia Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Dragons Royalty
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I didn’t read the synopsis for this book so was surprised by the turn of events when Aranya was thrown of the cliff. A book with a lot of details about dragons. Battles, romance, friendships it has it all can recommend.

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