A Selfless Sacrifice
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In a united world where peace flourishes, one land stands in the way of progress... Ahrensburg, ruled by a despotic dragon leader through fear, violence and intimidation. Can a diplomatic delegation reconcile dark with light and bring the whole planet under one umbrella?
There’s also the small matter of dragons being taken against their will and forced to do another’s bidding by an unusual species immune to magic. Can the king’s legendary protector combine with a librarian’s out-of-the-box thinking and a stunning golden dragon to beat the odds, thwart the threat and save the day?
As new friends face ruthless enemies that have designs on not only their bodies, but their minds as well, will an ancient mantra come to their rescue?
Treachery, intrigue and a bare faced lie from an unexpected source lead to gruesome negotiations the likes of which have never been seen before. Will a cold hearted, duplicitous, double-crossing dragon fire the opening salvo in a wicked and unwarranted war, or can virtue and the moral high ground turn things around at the very last moment?
Lose yourself in supernatural battles, breathtaking betrayal and see if unusual, ancient magic can save one being’s soul and, just maybe, the future.
Praise for this book
Good vs evil, still the battle here. Hang on, still don’t want to put the book or the saga down. What’s next? I’m ready to read the rest.
One of those novels that you just don't want to set down. Amazing detail paid to the character development and the world building. I enjoyed the story line immensely. One scene went a little overboard with gory details. I thought the story could have been done just as well without it - but that's just me.
This entire series has been heart wrenching and sometimes amazingly joyful, but always full of adventure. My only dislike was the gory description of the outbreak in the negotiating-very graphic, but made me want to pick up a sword and join the story. Knowing there are good dragons willing to do everything they can to help those in need is an important idea for people of any age or station in life. Even though this is a novel, not a memoir or documentary, words have power. They ignite our natural tendencies into some type of action, hopefully on the good side of the fight. Great read. Please, enjoy.
I really enjoy all of Mr Cude's books and this was no acception.
The characters are so well written they feel like they're old friends.
The storyline had me on the edge of my seat several times, it's exciting and adventurous too..
Excellent read. Lose yourself in it.