NovelBooks, Inc. Category:  Fantasy Publisher: NovelBooks, Inc. ISBN-10:  1931696853 Type: Fiction Pages: 285 Copyright: Jan 1 1950 Three dragons, three immortals—an alliance forged in heaven. But can they defeat a fallen god bent on destroying their world? In a world on the brink of war, to shelter a dragon is to court disaster. The Demon of Fire has vowed to destroy the noble creatures and use their magical horns in his bid to overthrow the Gods. But when the Immortal maiden Xlana finds a wounded dragon in the forest near her home, something about him tugs at her heart. Despite the danger, she uses her skills to heal him, only to learn he is far more than he seems. He is Rynak, Heaven’s Dragon and an Immortal, able to assume human form. And he has been chosen by the Gods to lead the fight against the Demon. When Rynak regains his strength, he gives his horn to Xlana as a pledge of his love. Overjoyed, she realizes they are soul mates, her destiny joined with his. Together, she and Rynak call the last two living dragons and their Immortal mates from hiding. The six form an alliance to combat the Demon’s armies, but they suffer a shattering setback. The Demon seizes hostages, each dear to one of the three couples. Now they must decide whether to capitulate or condemn their loved ones to a lingering death. And if even one of them weakens, all may face utter ruin. For the Six must stand as One—or lose the world. Excerpt “We are deep beneath Dundreggen,” Niall replied. “But come away, lassie. The water is full of dangers.” The dread in his voice lingered in the air long after he’d spoken. “Dundreggan?” Wrelan echoed. “It means the Hill of Dragons. It is said there were Earth Dragons here once, to guide men and protect them from evil. But they are long gone, and none who have tried to cross that lake have returned to tell what lies beyond.” “It is where I must go.” She was certain of it; she could feel the pull from within. Her destiny lay at the other side. She shuddered, fully aware of the price she might pay for this trek she had begun. “Nay lassie. Ye canna know what you’re saying.” “I must. I feel it.” He sighed, deep creases forming in his forehead, making her wish she could smooth them away. “Very well, lassie. Then I shall come with ye.” She shook her head. “I go alone and you return to your Clan, as you promised your father.” “How can ye cross the water? Are ye mad? Ye’ll drown, for sure.” She laughed softly, and the echoes laughed back, not mocking, but sweet and clear. “I’m the daughter of the Sea Dragon. I can swim like a fish.”

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*Five Stars* ...Writer Kincaid has taken an interesting premise in The Dragon's Horn and has set forth a masterful work filled with fanciful creatures, excitement and a lot of plain old intrigue. The Dragon's Horn is an entertaining, well written work in which the reader is drawn right into the tale from the opening lines and is held fast straight on to the last paragraph... Molly Martin, Word Weaving /Scribes World *Four and a Half Stars* ...The Dragon's Horn has all the action and adventure of a fantasy tale but also contains an endearing love story.... Harriet Klausner, Affaire de Coeur *Four Stars* ...This novel is so richly detailed that as we meet each colorful character, it immerses us deeper and deeper into the tale... Kathy Boswell Romantic Times Magazine ...Complex and unique, there is almost too much going on in this book to do it justice in a review. Throw out everything you have known of dragons when you read it. The Dragon's Horn breaks all the molds for Fantasy... Amanda Killgore, The Romance Reader's Connection