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    Bonds of Friendship: Tales of Ferrês, #3
    Bonds of Friendship: Tales of Ferrês, #3
    Bonds of Friendship: Tales of Ferrês, #3
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    Bonds of Friendship: Tales of Ferrês, #3

    By K.M. Jenkins

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    If you looked a creature in the eye believed to be a mindless beast that kills without thought, what do you do when you realize the truth is but a lie? Walk alongside Karigan as the Forest of Ferrês beacons her to a destiny she never wanted or expected. She knows now that the world is wrong, and the only way to change it is with Silvashi at her side.

    Journey to a time before an empire was born, when dragons were wild and were seen as monstrous killers. Witness the moment everything changed—when one girl created a bond of friendship that forever altered her world, bringing forth the dawning of a new era.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStoryteller Publisher 22
    Release dateOct 17, 2018
    ISBN9781386900764
    Bonds of Friendship: Tales of Ferrês, #3
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    K.M. Jenkins

    K.M. Jenkins is a best-selling author who writes epic battles, forbidden romance, and tales of fantasy and adventure. She released her first short story, “​A Father’s Protection” in 2018, and plans to publish several more short stories before the year is out. When she is not writing, you will find her running her business as a cover artist at ​KJ Magical Designs, LLC and chasing her twin boys around the house. Between the three she has epic battles throughout the day and nothing ever gets boring.

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      Bonds of Friendship - K.M. Jenkins

      Bonds of Friendship

      BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP

      TALES OF FERRÊS STORY #3

      K.M. JENKINS

      Edited by

      ALLISON REKER

      STORYTELLER PUBLISHER 22, LLC

      Copyright © 2022 Storyteller Publisher 22

      All copyright for all material within, remains with the author.

      First Edition

      Re-Published May 1, 2022

      All rights reserved.

      Editing by Allison Reker @ Uplifting Edits

      Cover Design by Katie Jenkins @ Storyteller Publisher 22, LLC

      Formatting by Katie Jenkins @ Storyteller Publisher 22, LLC

      This book is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. It may not be copied or re-distributed in any way. The authors hold all copyright.

      This book is a work of fiction and does not represent any individual living or dead. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are products of the authors’ imaginations , are used fictitiously or with permission.

      The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of a copyrighted work is illegal. Criminal copyright infringement, including infringement without monetary gain, is investigated by the FBI and is punishable by fines and federal imprisonment.

      For permission to reproduce or distribute any part of this book, contact the publisher directly: storytellerpublisher22@gmail.com.

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      ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

      I want to thank my readers for showing there love and support as I release each book to the masses. As always I want to give a special shout out to Allison D. Reid for being an awesome editor. I don’t know what I would do without you.

      Thank you everyone and look forward to bringing you more awesome adventures.

      BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP

      Karigan

      A loft full of hay would not deter her from her mission. Movement was hard as she turned and twisted around, trying to find the perfect bale of hay for Bruno, her pony. Dancing around stacks was fun until her foot caught on a baseboard. Stumbling, she fell into a wall of hay teetering near the edge. Her eyes widened in horror as seven bales flew off. A loud yell from below blasted through the barn, Karigan!

      She winced, glancing over the edge to see her father’s dark, shaggy hair and icy blue eyes glaring up at her. Hay covered his head and his sleeveless tunic from the bale that had broken over him. His scowl made a smile creep across her lips and a snicker escaped.

      This isn’t funny, missy!

      I know, Papa, she said between giggles.

      "Come down here before

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