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Graduating from the Mage Tower felt like the end of Oranyon's troubles, but it wasn't.
For eight long years, Oranyon was, bullied because of a disability that crippled her magic. Using her Mage Orb, Buzzwig, helped offset that disability, but made the bullying worse.
After graduation, Oranyon moves to Wyvern Knoll to live a quiet life as the lady mage of her uncle's rural estate. But, her dreams of peace are dashed when she meets the handsome and daring Captain Thorin. Oranyon discovers that she is a Dragon Mage and is ,bound to Thorin by the magic of his mysterious dragon mark. She finds herself entwined in Thorin's quest for the elusive Codex of the All Tree, and to learn the secrets of the CREED OF THE 21 DRAGONS.
This is Book 1 in an Epic Fantasy Series that follows Oranyon and Thorin as they, discover their fate and work towards a future free of the evil Lodurians. Oranyon must learn to accept her disability (dyslexia) and overcome the feelings of unworthiness pushed upon her at the Mage Tower, by fellow students and professors alike. She must also determine to accept her heritage and lineage, and realize that the actions of her ancestors do not dictate her own in her own time.
For eight long years, Oranyon was, bullied because of a disability that crippled her magic. Using her Mage Orb, Buzzwig, helped offset that disability, but made the bullying worse.
After graduation, Oranyon moves to Wyvern Knoll to live a quiet life as the lady mage of her uncle's rural estate. But, her dreams of peace are dashed when she meets the handsome and daring Captain Thorin. Oranyon discovers that she is a Dragon Mage and is ,bound to Thorin by the magic of his mysterious dragon mark. She finds herself entwined in Thorin's quest for the elusive Codex of the All Tree, and to learn the secrets of the CREED OF THE 21 DRAGONS.
This is Book 1 in an Epic Fantasy Series that follows Oranyon and Thorin as they, discover their fate and work towards a future free of the evil Lodurians. Oranyon must learn to accept her disability (dyslexia) and overcome the feelings of unworthiness pushed upon her at the Mage Tower, by fellow students and professors alike. She must also determine to accept her heritage and lineage, and realize that the actions of her ancestors do not dictate her own in her own time.