LightFall

He is the Dragon Prince, chained by the ghosts of sacrificed auras to a savage dragon. From solitary confinement in his obsidian tower, he flies out with the dragon to fight the demon hordecursed by fate to give his soul and someday his life for the Living Lands.

Me I'm nothing. Or not quite nothing. I'm a good thief, clever with my great-grandfather's animdao blade and my wayward tongue, which has kept me alive when no one else could be botheredbut which only get me in trouble when the Dragon Prince rescues me. He wasn't rescuing just me, of course. There's a fine lady and a brave soldier and a shy little shepherd, and also a holier-than-me cleric and a king, and some people who didn't deserve to be rescued, truth be told Neh, it's a long story.

But every day is getting shorter, the nights colder as winter comes and whispers swirl of demonic verges splitting across the kingdom, freeing more ghastly spawn from the Lost Lands and threatening all that is bright and beautiful.

If that isn't bad enough, the mystical binding on the dragon has begun to fray, and the scars that wound the Dragon Prince are bleeding where no one else but me can see. When only a Devouring will sate the monster's hellish hunger, one waver off the path of auric purity will doom the Living Lands. Awful place for a thief, really.

Now the prince is threatening me as if this is my faultalthough it may be partly my fault because I've never been able to keep my fingers to myselfand we'll have to find our way through ancient tomes and fabled talismans and terrible battles before the kingdom crumbles. But I might be falling toofalling for the dreadmarked prince. He did save me, after all, so I might just save him in return.

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Enter the exciting world of the Living Lands in LIGHTFALL, book one of The Dreadmarked Dragon duology, an epic adventure romantic fantasy, where noble intrigue and demonic war are equally fatal, where one touch in the dark may lead to desire or damnationand love might be most dangerous of all. For fans of slow-burn romantasy who thought The Lord of the Rings needed a few more kisses.

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