Leah hated everything Nero embodied, but the pull of their Soulbond made her start falling in love with him little by little regardless. When he saved her from certain death after she angered a Werewolf of the Pack, she starts noticing him in a different light and it doesn’t take much time before she was fully in love with him. Under the light of the full moon, the two share their first kiss after dancing around each other for months – the howling of their Pack members filling the air. Leah (now a Werewolf) becomes Queen of the Pack and with this turning point, comes great changes unfathomable to many. How will she deal with the challenges from both internal and external?
Pamel, a peasant from Dreg, the lowest and most uncivil region in Zeth, finds himself in Rieo, the capital city of Zeth. Pamel is a young lad with a soul for exploit and adventure. Rieo, the capital of Zeth, is home to exotic dragons which comes in all array of colours. When the rulers of Rieo ( the lords ) realizes that they have began to mutate certain abilities from the dragons whom they secure, they decide to elevate themselves to be addressed only as gods and prohibit acquisition of dragons. Pamel, a noble peasant revolts against these rulers formidable laws, after taking a dragon's egg from the sanctuary of Dragons. He wouldn't have the 'gods of Rieo' force him and his clime to be the unfortunate ones, whose back, the brick of civilization and development would be built on. But revolting has it's consequences. Pamel leaves Valerie his lover behind and while in exile, finds a whole new creature known as mogs. Now, he must face the humans turned gods, as well as the challenge of convincing other peasants that liberty is a right. Lord of Lords, god Medard, has summoned the elite archers to find and bring Pamel ( dead or alive ) , but Pamel has a grand plan already. In this book, modern meets medieval, and it's pages are loaded with magical creatures and adventure. Caution: This book was drafted in a manner that would intrigue readers so much, they would wonder what a world without fantasy books would resemble.
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