A Dance of Death and Dragons

A Dance of Death and Dragons

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Aug 18, 2026
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Fiction
Fantasy
Dark Fantasy
Mythical Creatures
Magical Kingdoms
Sequel to The Purple Eyed Girl. The battle might be over, but the war has just begun. After figuring out the conclusion, Iola has avenged everyone that has been murdered, but now that she has dealt with the murderers, the true adventure still awaits. Jorden has warned her, and it's time for her to discover what lies beyond the kingdom's borders, a place no one before her has entered and survived. She has to, because a war is coming, a war which will decide the fate of the Earth, marked by a dance of Death and Dragons, filled with enemies and allies she hasn't even met yet. The burden to end it falls upon her shoulders, as does the weight of the world and the crown she wears, but she's no hero, nor is she a villain. So will she be the world's savior or the world's destroyer? Only time will tell. Let the Dance of Death and Dragons begin. Trigger warning: Strong language, violence, gore, blood Accolades: #2 in 'worldwar' 10/03/2024 #5 in 'worldwar' 20/02/2024 #6 in 'worldwar' 23/02/2024
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She was an Omega, born to bow. He was the Alpha King, born to command. Their worlds were never meant to collide, until the Moon chose for them. One look, one bond, one mistake that could tear an entire kingdom apart. She runs from him, from the bond, and the fate written in the stars. But you can't outrun something that was never meant to be escaped. Because when the Moon claims you, It doesn't ask, It takes.

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