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Dragon Riders of Old

by Jessica Barberi
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Salvation comes not from perfection, but from the courage to face the truth, and the fire to rise from the ashes.

In a realm scarred by generations of war and bitter feuds, hope is all but extinguished. The land’s last sanctuary has fallen, and five priests, each burdened by regret, shame, and longing, are forced into exile. They are not warriors. They are not kings. They are flawed men of faith, called to heal a world their ancestors helped divide.

Haunted by the wounds of the past, these unlikely pilgrims must undertake a perilous journey: to climb the mountain and seek out the ancient dragons believed lost to legend. As they grapple with their own failures and confront the legacy of old sins, they begin to understand that reconciliation is born not of conquest, but of courage, truth, and forgiveness.

In their hands lies the fragile hope of a fractured realm. To restore peace, they must bridge the divides that have torn their world, and themselves, apart.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Audiobook, Paperback, Hardcover
Published
Sep 2025
Pages
415
Language
EN
ISBN
978-1969714009
Publisher
Freshwater Fiction

Content rating

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Language
1/4

rare, soft words

Violence
3/4

graphic injury/death

Romance / Sex
2/4

kissing, touching not sensual

Biblical Themes
4/4

central to the story

Vibe & themes

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Tone

Dark

Tropes

Found Family
Ensemble Cast
Character-driven
Dragons

Themes

Coming of Age
Faith & Belief
Power & Corruption

Pace

Slow-paced

Setting

Medieval European

Point-of-View

close 3rd person

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