Havoc & Hell: a Dragon's Prize: Ethereal Foes, book 3 (2015)
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Ranton had followed Jentaron and Teban inside. Everyone dragon—including himself—remained in dragon form, which only brought more attention to several massive, human-like males of indeterminate breed. They stood waiting, resting their hands on crude weapons with a warrior’s patience.
Teban stopped himself from ripping Jentaron’s claws off, determined to beat his brother later, in private. Screw Ranton’s orders. The little blue dragon needed the beating.
Once Jentaron let him go, he whipp...ed his wing back and glared. “What seems to be the problem, my king?” You little brat.
Jentaron gave him a smug look and raised a brow.
Before he could prod his little brother further, the largest giant pointed at Teban and said, “You.” He stood as large as Ranton when in human form, which was saying a lot. He had thick arms and legs, wore a pair of animal hide trousers, and carried what looked like a giant scimitar made of a flat, dark metal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ranton had followed Jentaron and Teban inside. Everyone dragon—including himself—remained in dragon form, which only brought more attention to several massive, human-like males of indeterminate breed. They stood waiting, resting their hands on crude weapons with a warrior’s patience.
Teban stopped himself from ripping Jentaron’s claws off, determined to beat his brother later, in private. Screw Ranton’s orders. The little blue dragon needed the beating.
Once Jentaron let him go, he whipp...ed his wing back and glared. “What seems to be the problem, my king?” You little brat.
Jentaron gave him a smug look and raised a brow.
Before he could prod his little brother further, the largest giant pointed at Teban and said, “You.” He stood as large as Ranton when in human form, which was saying a lot. He had thick arms and legs, wore a pair of animal hide trousers, and carried what looked like a giant scimitar made of a flat, dark metal.
What to read after Havoc & Hell: a Dragon's Prize: Ethereal Foes, book 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Harte to read onlineMoreLess
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