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What happens when three devastatingly handsome men and a dragon are the only thing standing in the way of you rescuing your sisters?
Fourth Wing meets ACOTAR meets your new favourite Why-Choose Fantasy in this spicy, page turning romantasy where fighting for survival is the second thing on everyone's minds.
In a world of fire and shadows, she carries the magic of dragons in her veins.
Poppie thought she was just another girl scraping by after her father's death, taking care of her sisters and surviving the only way she knew how.
But the night her sisters are taken and she herself is torn from her small world, she learns the truth: she is heir to a warrior bloodline, carrying magic powerful enough to topple kingdoms; and someone will do anything to take it from her.
Dragged into a realm of dragons, ruthless power struggles, and dangerous seduction, Poppie discovers her heritage is only the beginning.
Her mother's bonded dragon is trapped, a wicked tyrant is rising, and the key to saving everything she loves may rest in a magic she barely understands.
But Poppie isn't fighting this battle alone. Three men stand in her path, each one magnetic, dangerous, and impossible to resist.
Desire tangles with trust, loyalty blurs with betrayal, and her heart is as much at risk as her life.
As kingdoms burn and dragons stir, Poppie must decide: will she fight for her bloodline, her lovers, and her sisters- or let the fire consume her?
When dragons rise, empires fall.
Jordan Wright
Lawyer and magazine publisher Jordan M. Wright began collecting memorabilia at
the age of 10. In his life, he amassed a collection of more than a million objects. His
goal was to create a permanent exhibit called the Museum of Democracy. When the
original core of this book was published in 2008, it became the first public view of
this collection. He suddenly passed away at age 50 and left his collection and his
dreams of a museum to his family. He would be happy to know that the Museum of
Democracy is now a reality at Long Island University in New York. In addition to
the permanent exhibit, there is also a touring display of the collection, which makes
guest appearances in museums and universities across the United States. Although he
is not here to witness it, these exhibits and this new updated version of his book are here to
keep Wright's dream and his collection alive.
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