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    The Seekers: The Dragon

    By Denise W McGrain

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    Melissa's life was dramatically changed in May of 1864, when her parents James and Tessa Fuller were killed by Sherman's troops who had begun their fiery march through Georgia. Up until then, this typical southern girl lived with her shopkeeper parents. Her mother homeschooled Melissa, teaching her about world history, reading and writing. During her spare time she love to explore the woods around her home. It wasn't until her mother's death that Melissa learned Tessa secret, who she really was, and where she came from. With Tessa death she passed her gifts along to Melissa. The day Melissa woke up on an examination table was a real shocker, but there was more to come! As she began to realize her own destiny, her eyes were opened wide to the reality of the heavy responsibility that now rested on her shoulders, and the awesome legacy her mother had left her.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookWhirl.com
    Release dateAug 28, 2017
    ISBN9781618569035
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    The Seekers: The Dragon
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    Denise W McGrain

    W. McGrain lives in west Georgia, about one hour from Atlanta. She loves to read and write, but it was her father who helped to create in her a desire to become a writer. When she was a little girl he used to make up stories for bedtime about all kinds of adventures, and she would fall asleep, dreaming of the adventure. He was a great storyteller; it was the passion and the imagination that he put into these stories that inspired her to follow her dream. As she grew older, life got in the way, as it did for everyone, and her future plans to be a writer was put on hold even though she did not give up writing. Now W. McGrain has been given another chance for a new adventure. She hopes that this first book will lead to many more.

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