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Dragons. Murder. Mystery. Found family… and friends to lovers.
This YA Fantasy title follows 17-year-old Emlin as she struggles with who she is versus who she wants to be after her mother’s murder throws her life into turmoil. Meanwhile, the dragon of Kural is stirring…
The dragon of Kural is dreaming of a song that is not his. He stirs and tries to shrug, but his wings are pinned.
Seventeen-year-old Emlin is about to become a fully-fledged crafter of dragon-inspired stained glass. Then her mother is murdered following a mysterious, nighttime trip to the palace.
The Watch hasn’t a clue who the murderer is, so Emlin vows to find the killer herself. A series of attacks on her and her sister glassmakers makes her suspect that the attacker is keen to destroy the glass crafthouse, an event that would weaken the island’s connection to its dragon and leave it vulnerable.
Dogged by a curious if charming scholar who can’t keep his nose out of her business, she questions anyone her mother saw in the days before her death, finds herself breaking dragon-given laws, and learns things about her mother that call into question whether she’ll ever become a glassmaker—assuming she lives long enough.
Content Warnings: Physical Assault, Murder, Miscarriage, Kidnapping.
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Author: Dorothy A. Winsor
Category: YA Fantasy
Release Date: May 2023
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 978-1-913117-21-4
Pages: 266
RRP: £9.99 / 12.99€ / $14.99
Format: eBook (MOBI & ePUB)
ISBN: 978-1-913117-22-1
RRP: £3.49 / 3.99€ / $3.99
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For about a dozen years, Dorothy A. Winsor taught technical writing at Iowa State University and served as the editor of the Journal of Business and Technical Communication, but then she decided writing middle-grade and young adult fantasy was more fun.
She lives near Chicago with her husband, who engineers tractors, and has one son, the person who first introduced her to the pleasure of reading fantasy.
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