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DragonLight

Paul, Donita K.

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Title of ebook: DragonLight
ISBN: 9780307446251
Publisher: The Doubleday Religious Publishing Group
Internet download file size: 1968 kb
Released online for download: 05-20-2008
Author of eBook: Paul, Donita K.

DragonLight

A Novel
Chapter 1: Castle Passages

Kale wrinkled her nose at the dank air drifting up from the stone staircase.

Below, utter darkness created a formidable barrier. Toopka stood close to her knee. Sparks skittered across the doneel child’s furry hand where she clasped the flowing, soft material of Kale’s wizard robe. Kale frowned down at her ward. The little doneel spent too much time attached to her skirts to be captivated by the light show.

Instead, Toopka glowered into the forbidding corridor. “What’s down there?”

Kale sighed. “I’m not sure.”

“Is it the dungeon?”

“I don’t think we have a dungeon.”

Toopka furrowed her brow in confusion. “Don’t you know? It’s your castle.”

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