Forged in Dragonfire: Requiem: Flame of Requiem, Book 1 PDF
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In a cruel desert, slaves toil in chains. Their masters, angelic seraphim with haloes and swan wings, drive them mercilessly with whips of fire. For centuries, the slaves have languished here, building pyramids, temples, and glorious cities for their overlords.But long ago, these wretched, beaten people were not slaves. Long ago, they could become dragons.They once lived in a land called Requiem, many miles away. Without their chains and collars, they could summon ancient magic, grow wings, and breathe dragonfire. Today Requiem lies in ruin, perhaps only a myth. Today the children of Requiem labor as humans, rather than fly as dragons. But there are some who believe that Requiem can rise again.A slave girl, a miner of bitumen. A haunted young man, a brickmaker. A haggard priest, his wife slain. A mysterious princess, holder of a secret power. Together they will rise up. They will cast off their chains. They will tell their seraphim masters: "Requiem is free. We will fly as dragons again."____________THE REQUIEM SERIES: Requiem: Dawn of DragonsBook 1: Requiem's SongBook 2: Requiem's HopeBook 3: Requiem's PrayerRequiem: Song of DragonsBook 1: Blood of RequiemBook 2: Tears of RequiemBook 3: Light of RequiemRequiem: DragonloreBook 1: A Dawn of DragonfireBook 2: A Day of Dragon BloodBook 3: A Night of Dragon WingsRequiem: The Dragon WarBook 1: A Legacy of LightBook 2: A Birthright of BloodBook 3: A Memory of FireRequiem: Requiem for DragonsBook 1: Dragons LostBook 2: Dragons RebornBook 3: Dragons RisingRequiem: Flame of RequiemBook 1: Forged in DragonfireBook 2: Crown of DragonfireBook 3: Pillars of DragonfireRequiem: Dragonfire RainBook 1: Blood of DragonsBook 2: Rage of DragonsBook 3: Flight of Dragons
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