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This book is the second in a duology, the first book being The Dragons' Veil. The Dragons' Vision completes an epic tale for folks who love fantasy, romance, heroes, battles, and an occasional head-lopping.
font size="-1">font size="-1"> /font>span style="font-size: medium;">When Princess Shaila flew her Black Dragon, Galvistor, through the magic Veil on her husband-quest, she disturbed the delicate balance that kept the Dragons' sanctuary safe. Now the Veil, a thousand years in place, is fading, and the drought and war of the outside world threatens that which has always been bountiful and peaceful. The consequence of her action is not lost on Shaila, who discovers she has made more than one mistake. She wanted handsome Armon Duel, a lordly soldier unlikely to object to a wif | |  | | The Dragons' Veil
Princess Shaila doesn’t know why she is stubborn and rebellious when all other Isoladians in their peaceful land are staid and unmotivated. She doesn’t understand why she can’t inherit her father’s throne, but must find a husband to not only manage the Kingdom, but her as well. Nor does she understand how a thousand years ago, Isoladia’s loquacious Dragons created this bountiful sanctuary by raising the magic Veil to separate it from the violent land outside…a Veil that keeps them, and their humans, safe and long-lived. She does know to find the husband she wants, one who won’t stifle her, means breaking Isoladia’s First Law: no one, Dragon or human, goes through the Veil. Convinced the kind of man she needs only exists outside of Isoladia, Shaila will have her way. Thus she and her Dragon, Galvistor, breach the Veil…disturb the Veil…an irresponsible act with dire consequences not only for both worlds, but for herself, her Dragon, and the man she crosses the Veil to find.
span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS;">span style="font-size: 12pt; line-height: 115%;">One thousand years ago, Dragons and Man fought a mighty War that almost destroyed Dragonkind. Dragons created the great Veil and the fruitful land beyond it as a sanctuary. Those that went inside exchanged fang, claw, and fire, for intellect, wit, and speech. Humans who agreed with their LAW—no aggression or killing—were allowed to join them. The land outside exists in constant war and drought. /span>/span>
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The Tale of Bowen Book One
by Peter Jessop
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 The first instalment of The Tales of Bowen unfolds a mesmerizing anthology of narratives intricately woven together by a grand overarching storyline, set against the enchanting backdrop of the mystical realms of Dagonfell. |
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