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Under the Dragon Star
Under the Dragon Star | Kira Lily Nash
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When Analai of Mairbell was nine, her mother disappeared, leaving her only a mysterious pendant. Seven years have passed, and now her brother is missing too, lost to the city during his apprenticeship with the magi. Her father, once a great man, hid from the world in the hope that he and his daughter could live in peace. He never expected that the battle would come to them. 
 
In one night, Analai's world changes forever when Mairbell is attacked. In danger of being consumed, the valley is undefended against the insidious, evil darkness that threatens to devour the entire world.
 
Analai is suddenly thrust from her quiet life into a desperate struggle for everything she knows. To have any hope of saving her home, she must learn to use the incredible gifts she's been given, and trust the help of the loyal friends around her. First though, she needs to be able to See them. 
 
What happens next will take her further than she'd ever dreamt, but will it be far enough?
 
Under the Dragon Star is reminiscent of a traditional fantasy adventure, suitable for readers aged 12 and over, and told with sensitivity and care. It’s an authentic fairy story, delighted to share its wisdom and excitement with the world.
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Sunraven
Under the Dragon Star | Kira Lily Nash
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New book arrival! (Plus bonus cat paw.) It‘s a tad beat up from its time in storage, and smells somewhat of mothballs, which is a first for me ordering a book with Amazon Prime and Amazon fulfillment (IIRC) ... but it was inexpensive, so I guess that was the trade-off? 😑

Still, it‘s not like it‘s the only somewhat battered new-to-me book to join my collection. Some books have personality before you read the first page ... 😁

TheAromaofBooks Mothballs. Fascinating. I haven't had that one yet! 5y
Sunraven @TheAromaofBooks Right? I suppose that maybe since it‘s a book self-published through a UK company and not through Amazon, maybe the author had it in storage with mothballs before they shipped it to the Amazon fulfillment center...? 5y
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