Royal Dorgis
Bridget, Book 2
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Royal Dorgis
Narrated by:
Katherine O'Connell
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Narrated by:
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Katherine O'Connell
About this listen
Bridget, a street-smart Brooklyn teen, travels to England, where she encounters a friendly spirit, and is requested to use her new magical abilities to help locate the Queen's missing dogs. Before she can get that task done, she is asked to help stop St. Paul's Cathedral from being destroyed. She sets off to help, with assistance from a group of fae teens and the British military.
Of course, Lord Michael Howth aka Mick, the Brittney Spaniel, also a great wizard, is there to help, as well as Daniel, the Red Dragon of Wales.
What are Dorgis? Dorgis are dachshund-corgi crossbreeds, bred and raised by Queen Elizabeth II.
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