The Dragons of Remgeldon: Book 3

Florence Joanne Reid

2015年12月 · Xlibris Corporation

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The war at Thanos is over, but Princess Dariella has been captured. Can Lord Darius and two dragons find her in time? Because of the lightning strike at Thanos, set off by Zandrax, half of King Halvards army has been killed. Half the population left at Thanos has been killed. Where did Zandrax run to after that dastardly blast? King Raymon of Heun is having serious trouble with his half-brother Gerald, who is his advisor. Should Raymon send his wife-beating brother away, dissolve his marriage, or is there an alternative? Spies are sent out to determine how much of the southern army is still in the northern realm. Can Slade and Janatar quietly spy out the southern territory and stay out of trouble? And in these troubled times, can Jandal and Felyana find happiness? Can Kalan and Altina really be in love? And what of Lord Darius and Dariella? Will they or wont they fall in love? How can only eighteen dragons help the war effort? King Halvard has the Seven Gods on his side, plus Lord Darak and his son, Lord Darius. And now the dragons. Zandrax has called up three demons from the Deep: Grogan, the shape-shifter; Karmac, the shade or shadow; and Whoron, the siren enticer. Will he too want a dragon? And where would he get one?

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Florence Reid attended BBI, Bible Baptist Institute, night school for three years while still in high school then attended Cedarville University but didn’t finish college. Instead, Florence went home and married William Reid, whom she met in church. They had twenty-four good years together before he went to meet his Heavenly Father. They have nine children, twenty-one grandchildren, and fourteen great-grandchildren. Florence loves to read sci-fi, mysteries, love stories, history, and intrigue, besides the Bible. She started writing stories when in her early forties then rewriting and making them better. For hobbies, she sews, embroiders, creates doilies and snowflakes, and knits sweaters, and occasionally paints scenes. For her stories, she does all her own artwork and maps.