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    Robert Karson: A Life in Nine Parts

    By Tiana Reeves-Sullivan

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    Robert Karson was an ordinary bloke, with an ordinary job and an ordinary cat. He didn't have any friends, and that was okay with him, thank you very much. But his life is turned upside down when he finds himself in the illegal possession of an unwell dragon hatchling.
    This is a nine part story detailing how, in one week, Robert Karson acquired a dragon, became the most wanted man in all of the twenty-seven districts, made a friend, lost a friend, met a girl, got fired, got hired, infiltrated (and bought down) the largest dragon trade ring ever, and made history as the hero of the twenty-seven districts and their dragons.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTiana Reeves-Sullivan
    Release dateJul 8, 2013
    ISBN9781301551866
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    Robert Karson: A Life in Nine Parts
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    Tiana Reeves-Sullivan

    Born in Australia, I live in Hobart with my cats and excessively patient boyfriend. I'm annoying, neurotic and all round a train wreck. But that's okay; my mum still loves me.

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