A Dawn of Dragonfire: Dragonlore, book 1
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I'm suffocating, she thought. Her head spun and her lungs ached. I can't breathe. Help, stars, help.
The shrieks rose behind them, cries like great eagles, like crashing flame, like the pain that still dug through her. The phoenixes soared, chasing suns of fury, crackling and howling.
It's him, Mori thought, eyes burning and wings trembling. The clouds streamed around her. He flies there as a firebird. The man who… who… Once more she lay upon that oak table, staring into Orin's dead eyes.... Once more his hand clutched her throat, and his pain drove into her, and her mouse fluttered in her pocket like a heart, until her weight crushed him. Once more Solina stood above her, watching, laughing.
"Mori!" rose a shout, distant and muffled, as from leagues away. "Mori, fly!" She blew fire, clearing the haze, and saw Bayrin flying at her side. His green scales flashed between the clouds, and his tail nudged her, steadying her flight. The fire of the pursuing phoenixes gilded the clouds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm suffocating, she thought. Her head spun and her lungs ached. I can't breathe. Help, stars, help.
The shrieks rose behind them, cries like great eagles, like crashing flame, like the pain that still dug through her. The phoenixes soared, chasing suns of fury, crackling and howling.
It's him, Mori thought, eyes burning and wings trembling. The clouds streamed around her. He flies there as a firebird. The man who… who… Once more she lay upon that oak table, staring into Orin's dead eyes.... Once more his hand clutched her throat, and his pain drove into her, and her mouse fluttered in her pocket like a heart, until her weight crushed him. Once more Solina stood above her, watching, laughing.
"Mori!" rose a shout, distant and muffled, as from leagues away. "Mori, fly!" She blew fire, clearing the haze, and saw Bayrin flying at her side. His green scales flashed between the clouds, and his tail nudged her, steadying her flight. The fire of the pursuing phoenixes gilded the clouds.
What to read after A Dawn of Dragonfire: Dragonlore, book 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Arenson to read onlineMoreLess
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