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Karda: Adalta, Vol. I

By: Sherrill Nilson
Narrated by: Natalie Naudus
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Summary

Karda rule the skies over Adalta. The powerful hawk-headed flying horses have been the protectors of their world for millennia. Now they are called to do battle again to save Adalta from an ancient enemy.

On Adalta for her first solo undercover mission, Marta Rowan is awed by the sight of these beautiful, fierce creatures. She wants more than anything to fly one. As cover for her mission, she applies to join their riders. Sidhari, a majestic bay Karda with shining copper colored wings chooses her, and Marta is caught in a soul-deep bond she never expected.

When her unit is assigned to guard handsome nobleman Altan’s quadrant, they fight a growing attraction. What about her iron-clad rules - no relationships, no friends, no lovers? Will she be able to resist her feelings for Altan, the love she feels for this magical world and sever her soul-bond with Sidhari because she knows, when her mission is over, she must leave?

From award-winning author Sherrill Nilson, the Adalta series is a fantasy adventure for anyone who ever wanted to fly away to a new world filled with magic and romance.

©2014 Sherrill Nilson (P)2019 Sherrill NIlson
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