Dragon Daughter
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Last published Tue, Nov 22, 2016
Quinn Archer was found in the forest at age 4. A big winged dragon picked her up and carried her to his family, were they raised Quinn as one of their own. 12 years later loggers have begun to take down the forest and have discover 16 year old Quinn running in the forest. The men take her away from the forest and back to the city. Now Quinn must find a way to return home and save the only family she's ever known. Can she make it or will the dragon daughter lose everything.
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