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portada The Amber Chalice
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
438
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x2.5 cm
ISBN13
9781069750556

The Amber Chalice

Temple, Saoirse (Author) · Saoirse Temple · Paperback

The Amber Chalice - Temple, Saoirse

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Synopsis "The Amber Chalice"

Harpur Diggins is in trouble. After spending years in human form, he's lost his magic and his ability to transform back into his dragon form. It's only a matter of time before another dragon senses his weakness and challenges him for the Kingdom of Epoh. But with King Arthur and Queen Alex expecting their first child, Harpur is not ready to give up. He forms a plan! It's a weird plan and he has to keep it a secret - from everyone. Enter the beautiful Morgaine Fayle, whose arrival in Colwygshire causes Harpur to start acting strangely. First, he disappears from court. Then he sends Arthur on a mission to find the Amber Chalice. Next, he announces he's going to his lair to do some spring cleaning. No one is buying that! And everyone is trying to figure out what Harpur is up to. Follow Arthur, Sok, Davynn, Elder Dhonna, Hiro, Anayah and Bon as they inadvertently help Harpur with his plan. Will they figure it out? Find out as the adventure continues in Bounders Book Two - The Amber Chalice.

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