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    Of Princes and Dragons: Lords and Commoners Series, #2
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    Of Princes and Dragons: Lords and Commoners Series, #2

    By Lynne Hill-Clark

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    A Fresh Spin on an Old Tale!

    The possiblities for a weathly murderous vampire are endless.

    The second book in the Lords and Commoners series, Of Princes and Dragons, takes the reader deep into the world of Teller. Not to worry; there is still plenty of Vallachia and Elijah. Readers learn what Teller was up to all those years. Where did he disappear to? Why did he not go to Vallachia?

    His story is one of action and adventure as he learns to thrive in this new world in which he now lives — the world of the vampire. It is a tale of his rise to power. With a new cast of wonderful characters to fall in love with, this book adds much more history into the mix, as the reader follows the rise of the Ottoman Empire and the eventual fall of the Byzantine Empire. Finally our three heroes are reunited in the end—for better or worse.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHill, Clark & Associates
    Release dateDec 23, 2017
    ISBN9781386602729
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    Of Princes and Dragons: Lords and Commoners Series, #2

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