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The Twelve Dragons of Albion: 2

Mark Hayden

The Twelve Dragons of Albion: 2

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August 26, 2018
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The Harry Dresden series are the only books I've been successful in force feeding to certain psudo- illiterate friends. This series is the Dresdon Files true and rightful heir. These will reach even the most hesitate of readers.
Goodreads reviewer - PE

Synopsis

Book 2: The King's Watch

Are you ready to join the King’s Watch? Because there’s a Dragon on the loose... Our hero is ready to claim his reward.Conrad Clarke has saved the girl and stayed alive – surely he can rest on his laurels? Just a bit?No.Conrad has to pass a new test. A magickal test, and Conrad doesn’t do magick very well. Not only that, there’s a missing Dragon’s egg to investigate, and Conrad has to turn over his ammunition.So what does he do?He reminds the world of magick that he who laughs loudest laughs last.Dragons? Bring them on…Treat yourself to another of Conrad’s adventures in the mad world of magick and get ready for the ride. It’s going to be a hot one…

Product Information

Number of pages
270
Publisher
Paw Press
#ISBN
Number of pages
9781999821227
Date of Publication
August 26, 2018
Format
Paperback
Weight
416
g
Dimensions
15.2
x
22.9
x
2.1
cm

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Reviews

I'm new to Mark Hayden but his writing is fast paced and really good fun. I've struggled to put the last two books down! Really well drawn and likeable characters combined with magic that doesn't seem out of place in the real world setting. Brilliant, brilliant stuff!!
Goodreads reviewer - CG
I inhaled this book and dove straight into book 3. I don't want to give too much away, because I found the devices and plotting unravels in such a delightful way that I don't want to spoil the surprise for anyone else. Suffice to say, the writing is enjoyable, the story is engaging, the characters are likeable.
Goodreads reviewer - HL

About the author

Mark Hayden

Mark Hayden is the pen name of Adrian Attwood. He lives in Westmorland, England, with his wife, Anne.

He has had a varied career: working for a brewery, teaching English and being the Town Clerk in Carnforth. He is now a part-time writer and part-time assistant in Anne’s craft projects.

He is also proud to be the Mad Unky to his Great Nieces & Great Nephews.

You can find Mark on his Goodreads page, his Facebook page or via the PawPress website.

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