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    The Scroll

    By Jay Mountney

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    Genef, an elf in a world where elvish kingdoms border on human ones, is just about adult and is seeking a career. Murder and mystery hamper her search but she is ably assisted, not least by her teenage dragon, accidentally imprinted at his hatching. This introductory volume in a fantasy detective series is not specifically directed at a young adult audience but would be suitable for anyone with an interest in coming of age and starting out in the world of work.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJay Mountney
    Release dateApr 6, 2015
    ISBN9781311360144
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    Jay Mountney

    Jay is a writer who enjoys exploring themes including m/m romance, culture clash and coming of age, often through fantasy. She reads voraciously and her website/blog contains regular reviews. She lives in the north west of England in a seventeenth century cottage with erratic access to phone signals and internet.

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