King's Crown

Dax has thwarted the Tharan's attack on East Landly, but the kingdom is in turmoil. Dax can take the throne to save the kingdom and redeem the right to rule which was taken from him years ago. The answer is obvious, yet the complications-and dangers-are many. Dax's destiny and the fates of two kingdoms hang in the balance in the exciting conclusion to King's Exile, and King's Dragon. Always a writer, William L. Culbertson is a retired mathematics professor who went from academic writing to publishing local histories and on to science fiction and fantasy. Career path? What career path? Although his characters have dangerous and exciting lives, the author lives a quiet, mundane existence in a small town in northwestern Ohio. He reads and romps with his dog. That's as thrilling as it needs to be. Young Dax, rightful king of West Landly is forced to flee his capital, disappearing into a dangerous exile. Bonded to a dragon, Dax is unable to lie increasing his peril. But the dragon-bound also share their bond-mates fiery anger. Never, ever, make one of the dragon-bound angry.