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    Riding Lightning: Starcrossed Dragons, #1
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    Riding Lightning: Starcrossed Dragons, #1

    By Erin Bedford

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    Maya Rose has a problem. She's the last in her line of dragon shifters, and if she doesn't produce an heir soon, it could be disastrous for her kingdom.

    In order to remedy this, her father, the king, has gathered the greatest heroes from across the lands, and set them on a quest to not only save the kingdom, but to win Maya's love.

    Should they succeed, they will become her husband and rule by her side. Should they fail to win her love, death is the only answer.

    But with so many dashing men willing to do anything to win her hand, how is a girl to choose?

    Then again, no one ever said she had to pick just one.

    After all, the fate of the realm is at stake, and maybe this time, more is merrier.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherErin Bedford
    Release dateJul 1, 2018
    ISBN9781386008484
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    Riding Lightning: Starcrossed Dragons, #1
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    Erin Bedford

    Erin Bedford is a USA TODAY Bestselling fantasy and romance author. She enjoys playing RPG games alongside her husband as well as inventing nonsensical games for her daughter's amusement.  Creating fantastical worlds have always been a secret passion of hers and she couldn't imagine writing any story without some kind of lovey-dovey or smexy goodness in it.

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