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    Servant Queen

    By V.J.O. Gardner

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    As a physically and emotionally abused child, 18 year old Marriah has no idea what she will find when she escapes the village where she and her father are enslaved.
    She will encounter dragons and a group of people with magical talents after her father sacrifices himself when their master tries to make her his wife.
    Following her father’s wishes she seeks the Lords of Dracona. With their evil master hunting her down she runs guided by a mysterious voice. Unable to speak,
    even if she finds the men she seeks, how will she communicate with them or even trust them? She fears she will never be loved nor be able to love anyone in return
    even more than she fears being returned to the man who is pursuing her.
    Even after meeting the handsome King Archelaus of Burton who treats her as his equal, she is
    still too wary to trust any man. While her physical wounds heal she learns to read and write. The world of Asculum will never be the same when Marriah uncovers a
    secret about her heritage that her father was willing to take to his grave.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherV&E Enterprises
    Release dateMar 26, 2016
    ISBN9781311692801
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    Servant Queen
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    V.J.O. Gardner

    Writing under the pen name V.J.O. Gardner, Valerie is an award winning author of full length fractured fairy tale fantasy novels. She has self published 'Blood of Ancient Kings' which won an award in the very first contest she had ever entered. Her second book, 'Dracona’s Rebirth', is published by Ink Smith Publishing.Always fascinated by both medieval times and sci-fi she was an avid reader and enjoyed a wide variety of literature and authors. She began writing in the late 1980’s after graduating from Dixie State University in St. George, Utah, where she studied Fantasy Lit and Writing. Valerie is a member of the League of Utah Writers. Although she thought she was writing a short story when she began 'Dracona’s Rebirth' it blossomed into the full novel it is today.The good values Valerie was brought up with she instilled both in her children and in her writing. One of her first professional reviews commented that the story reminded him of the Boy Scout Law. While Valerie has been both a Boy Scout leader and a Girl Scout leader the story was written before then. You can visit her at www.vjogardner.com.

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