
Heart of Tyr
The Heart of the Citadel, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Susan Faw
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Susan Faw
About this listen
Heart bearer Elissa scoffed at her brother’s belief in dragons.
That is, until one abducted her on her eleventh birthday. Flown to the isle of Jintessa in its claws, Elissa discovers that not only are dragons real, but so are the mysterious shapeshifters of legend.
Bonded telepathically to a Djinn Dragonmerger named Druzy and his dragon Mysty, Elissa is given a mission to return to Tyr and free her home from the tyranny of an emperor determined to control all magic.
Hunted by her magically enslaved brother, can Elissa free her people and bring down the barrier, without destroying Ellas, in the process?
The battle for ultimate control of magic has begun.
©2018 Susan Faw (P)2024 Susan Faw
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