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Wandering Blacksmith · Book 7

Road of Dragons - Part I

Wandering Blacksmith 7

by Mark B. Gilgam
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Dragons don’t really exist – do they? His wanderings take the young blacksmith Kitt to Nurkande, a city on the border of the red desert Kisil Kora, where trade has come to a standstill on the caravan roads. The mythic Dragon-Lord has risen and loosed his minions to steal, torture, and murder to find the Rosary of Varakhsha, forty-four cherry-sized, rose-coloured dragon pearls of immense value and strange power.

Kitt meets the rogue Salawar, who has great plans with his band of gentlemen of fortune. For a blacksmith, there is little to do - for a hired assassin, all the more. Nurkande sees a number of massacres, and the authorities mop up the bloody shreds and look for culprits to arrest.

Amidst the spreading chaos and terror, forty Emerald Princesses give all to protect their Darling King, the last descendant of water fairies.

An epic fantasy for fans of heroic quests driven by a thirst for justice.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Paperback, Hardcover
Published
Aug 2020
Language
EN
ISBN
9798235819573

Content rating

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Language
3/4

frequent profanity

Violence
4/4

intense, gory, disturbing

Romance / Sex
3/4

sensual description, no graphic sex

Biblical Themes
0/4

None

Author note: Classic Sword & Sorcery. Some romance, some flights of fantasy, and wild adventures.

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Tone

Epic

Themes

Good vs Evil
Revenge
Betrayal

Setting

Secondary/Other World
Feudal Asian

Tropes

Dragons
Forbidden Love
Action-Driven

Pace

Steady

Point-of-View

3rd omniscient
6-10 POV characters

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