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The dragonswarm is ended. Fifteen years after Daven Carrickson rebuilt legendary Palmagnes, the civilization of man is once again safe from reptilian menace. But the long years have taken their toll. The Dragonprince is ten years missing, mighty cities still lie in smoldering ruins, and the kingdom of the Sarianne is broken. Hoping to rebuild his old dominion, the jealous king now brings an army to the Tower's very gates. And whom should he find waiting but the Dragonprince's son?
Born in cataclysm and brought up in the sheltered comfort of Daven's stronghold, fourteen-year-old Taryn remembers little of his father and knows even less of the world. But Taryn knows what he is owed. He demands the king respect him as the Dragonprince's heir...and quickly learns how vulnerable his family is without Daven to protect them.
Dragged off with his mother as a hostage to the king, Taryn comes to understand that his pride imperils everything his parents sacrificed to build. To redeem their legacy, he must forge a new path for himself.
On his own, Taryn will learn that being a hero means enduring much hardship. He will learn that his heritage brings grave responsibilities. He will learn what it means to be his father's son. But he has to do it fast, or he will lose his mother...forever.
The Dragonprince's Heir is the third and final book in the Dragonprince Trilogy.
About the AuthorAaron Pogue is a husband and a father of two who lives in Oklahoma City, OK. He became a sensation in the indie publishing community in 2011 with the phenomenal success of his epic fantasy novel Taming Fire. Now the author of several bestselling fantasy novels, he's also written mainstream thrillers, urban fantasy, and several kinds of science fiction, including a long-running science fiction mystery series focused on the FBI Ghost Targets task force.
Aaron is the president and CEO of the Consortium, Inc., an Oklahoma City-based non-profit that's striving to establish a new patronage. He's also head publisher with the company's imprint, Consortium Books. Aaron earned a Master of Professional Writing degree at the University of Oklahoma in 2012. He has been a Technical Writer with the Federal Aviation Administration and a writing professor at the university level.
Aaron maintains a personal website for his friends and fans at AaronPogue.com, he runs a writing advice blog at UnstressedSyllables.com, and he is a founding artist at ConsortiumOKC.com.
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