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The Red Dragon and the Crown of Saxnôt

The Annals of the Heroic, Book 4 (A Tetralogy of Tales)

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The Red Dragon and the Crown of Saxnôt

By: Bryce Gibby
Narrated by: Michael Troughton
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Book four in the series A Tetralogy of Tales, the concluding story of two dynasties.

The House of Arthur, the Red Dragon, is championed by the great king’s grandson, young Prince Stephen, and his love, the beautiful Lady Gabriella.

The House of Saxnôt, the White Dragon, supremely dominates Britannia, ruled by an ancient pagan aristocracy, the avowed enemies of King Arthur’s heirs.

These heathen queens and kings are in turn ruled by shadow sovereigns, secret masters of monarchs, the greatest of which are Ashtoreth, goddess of the Moon, and Vlkodlak, the Wolf, who enshroud the island in seductive rituals and blood rites.

©2020 Bryce Gibby (P)2021 Bryce Gibby Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Royalty Fiction Arthurian Dragons King

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