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Adams, Rachel D; McClellan, Dawn

 
9781958442326: Plight of the Pack (The Life & Loves of a Dragon)

Synopsis

The dragon left his best friend to rebuild after war. He never imagined war would come calling again.

Sebastian finally has Senias. The vampire and his dragon lover are settling into their life together. Despite hiding their true nature and human politics, the 19th century Carolinas have been good to them and their demonic friends.

One dream-one desperate call from the other side of the portal has the dragon considering a trip back through to help the lycan friends he left behind. Sen's decision could shatter the trust he has with Sebastian, but if he doesn't go, how many more lycan will die? Will his best friend survive?

Will the dragon leave the home he is making and the love of his life to help the pack that adopted him when he was in need? If he goes, will he make it back in time to save them from war? Or will he lose everything in both worlds?

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Plight of the Pack is a tragic story from The Life & Loves of a Dragon, epic fantasy, paranormal romance, and historical fantasy prequels to The Dragon Tasker Series, an urban fantasy set in our characters' future. Enjoy immortal love, adventure, heartache, and betrayal in this heroic tale where beliefs, traditions, friends, and foes all clash.

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À propos des auteurs

Rachel is a writer who claims to be that sassy, bi/pan, poly, pagan, wife, mom, friend, ally, author, and a mama bear to anyone who needs help. She grew up in rural, small-town Alabama. Her writing grew from an exploration of the culture and the hidden nuances of it. She began writing at 11 and hasn't stopped. Rachel's escapism as a child grew her imagination and her spirit. Having lived in North Carolina since 2007, she has helped raise three kids, worked in several fields, and had her adventures in life. She uses her own experiences and the settings familiar to her to create settings and tell tales; both fiction and non-fiction. She enjoys collaborative fiction the most. Rachel Adams writes multi-genre fiction and always adds supernatural, occult, gothic, and paranormal elements to her work. She loves relationships of all kinds and diversity among the cultures she comes up with. Normal is boring.

Dawn was born and raised in South Texas. She wrangles her career in the medical field, writing, and being a mother, wife, and grandmother. Her inspiration comes from people in her life, especially powerful matriarchs and wicked, but loving and loyal men.Enamored of the macabre, Dawn loves to read, write, explore the country life and explore history's secrets. When not working on her writing, Dawn also loves to spend time with her grandbabies. She finds peace in the small moments, be it reading a book with them, playing in the park, roaming museums, or enjoying a homemade country breakfast.

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