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  • Melting the Ice Witch

  • The Dragon's Hoard
  • By: Mell Eight
  • Narrated by: Albert Black
  • Length: 2 hrs and 52 mins
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By: Mell Eight
Narrated by: Albert Black
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The Tribe of the White Dragon has lived in the frozen wastes of the north for thousands of years, slowly dying without their dragon to protect them from the inhospitable cold. In desperation they kidnap Kam, hoping to use him to breed witch power back into the Tribe. But Kam is not a witch and there is nothing he can do to save them - until he sees the white dragon encased in ice and all alone.

©2010-2014 Less Than Three Press, LLC (P)2014 Less Than Three Press, LLC

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