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A'arch the drow, Lammina the aquene and the rest of their friends, the members of the Company of Elite Honor, return in the final chapter of the "Drow and the Dragon" trilogy to assist their new friend Darkness (a humanoid rabbit chimera) seek vengeance against his creator, the evil drow wizard Ghaundriirn for turning him from the innocent bunny bounding in the forest into the bipedal creation he is now.
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Author of epic fantasy, science & speculative fiction. Battling neuroendocrine cancer. OpenSim dev. Unix/BSD/Debian zealot.
span style="color: rgb(102, 102, 102); font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; line-height: 17px;">A'arch is a young male drow outcast who accidentally runs into an extremely rare, blind, humanoid-sized furry blue dragon named Lammina. Together, they inadvertently form a special bond to make them an unstoppable force while learning a very important lesson that defines what the value of true friendship really means./span> | |  | | Tribe of the Aquene
A'arch and Lammina return to confirm the rumors that Lammina's kind exist.
span style="color: rgb(102, 102, 102); font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; line-height: 17px;">Upon hearing that Lammina's race of furry blue dragons may still exist on a remote southern island enslaved by fire giants, the pair meet up with old friends, meet new allies and traverse the surface world in search of Lammina's kind, the aquene... If they exist./span> |
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Protectors of Klairn
by Erin Elder
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 The first book in the series takes place on Klairn, a post apocalyptic, yet provincial world where an elite core of Protectors keep watch over those who would cause harm. Becoming a Protector of Klairn is about as hard as making the Olympics on Earth |
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Midnight in the Pawnshop
by Deborah Frontiera
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 What if all objects had a "consciousness" and were aware of the world around them? What if they could talk to each other? Award-winning author Deborah K. Frontiera answers this hypothetical what-if in an intriguing way as the items in a pawnshop come |
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