Equinox Betrayal
Rise of the Dragons, Book 3
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Equinox Betrayal
Narrated by:
Jennifer Smith
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer Smith
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G Clatworthy
About this listen
When a dragon's egg is stolen, can she retrieve it in one piece or will it end in fire and blood?
After Amethyst's jewelry shop is burned down, the half-dwarf is co-opted into a magical task force to retrieve a dragon's egg deep within mysterious elven lands. Joined by her academic gnomish friend, a vampire, and a lynx shifter, can they save the day before dragons burn everything to the ground?
Gemma loves creating worlds and writing urban fantasy. Her writing blends magic and mundane in a modern setting. She writes in UK English and enjoys a good cup of tea, crafting, and board games.
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