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The Realm Rider

Daryl YearwoodSeries: Ashandor Chronicles
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Pages
220
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Daryl Yearwood

About

Valaron and Draegon, the black dragon go on a quest through the Seven Realms in search of the Ancient bent on the total destruction of Ashandor. Can they stop the end of everything that they love? Can the Elven City be rescued from the usurper? Can Nadira's love provide the needed answers? Find out in the final instalment of Ashandor Chronicles. Daryl Yearwood is a reluctant poet and obsessive author. His short stories, A Few Good Men and Lampshade, appear in the Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 issues of the Phoenix alongside his poems "Harper's Five and Dime," "When Crickets Play Oboes," and "Things I Can't Say." His poem, "Edo," ran in the Spring 2011 issue of The Volunteer Review, and the poem, "a raindrop," appeared in the Fall 2011 issue of The Medulla Review. His fantasy novel, The One Rider: Ashandor Chronicles - Book 1, was published in 2012 along with Future Text - Vol. 1, a collection of science fiction short stories and flash fiction.

Related Subjects

  • Action & Adventure
  • Fantasy
  • Adult Fiction
  • Dragons & Mythical Creatures
  • Romantic
  • Lesbian
  • LGBTQ+

Extended Details

  • SeriesAshandor Chronicles #3

    Artists

    Daryl YearwoodAuthor