
Rex
Dakota Kekoa, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Sorrel Brigman
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By:
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Rita Stradling
About this listen
In 17-year-old Dakota Kekoa's line of work, a job can go bad in a split second.
And when a job goes bad, people die.
Suspended from working as a tax collector in her draconic family's protection racket, Dakota is assigned a secret mission from her grandfather. A foreign queen has offered a grave insult to Dakota's grandfather by running a vampire dinner cruise off the coast of the Mabiian Islands, and his retribution must be swift.
Yet, when Dakota infiltrates the ship Crimson Sunset, nothing is at it seems. In a split second, not only is Dakota in deathly peril, all of New Anglo is on the road to war.
©2016 Rita Stradling (P)2016 Rita Stradling and Sorrel Brigman
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