Abigail lost everything overnight, including her identity! The day Abigail finally has the courage to stand up for herself… she loses her job and the one person closest to her heart, her mother! Despite her loss, she discovers the hidden truth about her family that leads to a dangerous journey away from West Virginia, to a new future ahead of her in England… to Wruin, a gorgeous man that Abigail is drawn to, even though she knows nothing about him and his ability to shift into a dragon.
Genre: FICTION / Romance / ParanormalThe book peaked at #2,123 overall on Amazon upon release. It stayed consistently above #100,000 overall and each time I release a new book it rose again, until I released the box set. The box set has since kept the ranking lower, but until that point, Wruin stayed high, on average. I am still learning the ins and outs of marketing and I hope a new audience will appreciate my efforts.
Prologue
“Wruin? Where are you, Wruin?” The voice of the little girl broke the silence, if you considered the seeping drips of water striking the walls of the limestone cave to be silence.
Wruin blinked his tired golden eyes before he moved his massive head, his scales fluttering as he moved. Doreen was there, looking for him again. With a great sigh, the dragon rose from his slumber, a pile of treasure tinkling as he shifted. His eyes rolled as he kicked away a golden goblet covered in emeralds and rubies. Doreen’s imagination was at work again, he noted.
“Wruin? I know you’re there, why can’t I see you? Are you hiding? Is this a game?”
She waved a torch around, the electric light piercing only the weakest of the darkness. No matter where she sought in the deep cavern that stretched far beyond what she could have seen, even with the light of the Sun, her dragon friend was not revealed.
“I am here, little one, though you can no longer see me.” The sibilant whisper came from the darkness, but she sensed it only as a slight breeze against her ears.
“My family always said you weren’t real, you know? That you were little more than my imaginary friend. Were they right?” She called out, her voice full of tears.
“No, little one, they weren’t right. You just can’t see me anymore. You no longer believe.”
Wruin came out of the darkness and saw her standing in the middle of the dark cavern. He knew he had slept for a long time, but the little girl he had once known was now gone.
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Italian
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Translated by Tania Sarnà
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Author review: A most excellent and timely experience. I've asked the translator to do book two in the series, so not bad at all! Thanks so much for a great experience! |
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Translated by Thaty Furtado
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Author review: Quality is excellent, timeliness was exceptional, communicated well, and the translator was eager to help in any way. Thanks so much. |
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Already translated.
Translated by Maite Barrancas
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Author review: Professional, communicates well, and easy to work with! A great experience, all around. |
