Power, sacrifice, and forbidden love collide as a reluctant hero is drawn into a fate he didn’t chose and cannot refuse.
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“From start to finish, There Be Dragon is a fun and riveting read,” Midwest Book Review
“Well written and genuinely absorbing… Highly recommended,” ♥♥♥♥♥ Readers’ Favorite
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New in the blogs: A Day in Life of Lord Dragon – Halloween Special (not part of the novel)
When the people of Kalador prayed for a savior, they summoned Kwe, a battle-scarred soldier from a futuristic Earth plagued by memories of his violent past. He’s told that an ancient Dragon’s spirit residing within him is destined to protect the realm from hungry demigods plotting Kalador’s demise.
‘The ringing of the bell flowing from the town announced the beginning of the ceremony. It was the greatest secret of Kalador, the ancient ritual, that all Kaladorians hoped would work like it did in the past. Without Lord Dragon, it was said, the country would surely fall. The Tiger, the Serpent, and other neighbors, many of whom boasted of divine favor, would rush it, and it all would be the horrors like in the days before the first Dragon’s coming. Cities burning, men in chains sent to work in the mines, women becoming playthings for the invaders.’
They called for the Dragon, and they’ve got him.
Michael, originally from the Soviet Union, developed a love for science fiction early in life through stories told by his father. He later pursued a career in physics, worked as a translator, and moved to the United States to continue in science and business. His passion for storytelling led him to create the “Lord Dragon” series, set in the fictional world of Kalador.
Baron Thornbush hated to have his meals interrupted. His servants certainly knew better than to bother him with questions or requests when food was on the table. That day he barely finished with the meat plate and picked up a…
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