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Scindinvian Battles and the Black Magic Draco Ice Dragons, Paperback / softback Book

Scindinvian Battles and the Black Magic Draco Ice Dragons Paperback / softback

Part of the Dragons, Kings, and the Blazing Slicklizzard Heart series

Paperback / softback

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Scindinvian Battles and the Black Magic Draco Ice Dragons is a fast-paced story. A sweet, immature, and unhappy girl who has been mistakenly displaced in modern times when she should be Lady Grace of ancient times. Grace can only get into ancient times through the magical assistance of the Blazing Slicklizzard Heart Tree. The Heart Tree’s help is not free. Each being the Heart Tree assists must have evil in their heart, and the being must pay for the Heart Tree’s assistance by accomplishing blood sacrifices.

     Grace is selected to be an apprentice to an evil sorcerer, Belgand the Magnificent, so she may obtain evil in her heart and succeed in her quest to become Lady Grace. During her long journey, Grace finds out that she will eventually become the most feared High Sorceress ever to have lived in ancient times. Grace’s personal battle continues between becoming Lacy Grace or remaining the High Sorceress of the Norwesian realm.

     To protect the Scindinvian realm, Goldendere the Great creates two Black Magic Draco Ice Dragons. The dragons become the most sought-after method of fighting battle engagements, especially when there is a High Sorcerer or High Sorceress upon their backs

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