Three Half Goats Gruff & Dragons Don’t Eat Meat
Valkyrie Bestiary Series, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Hollie Jackson
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By:
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Kim McDougall
About this listen
Kim McDougall presents the prequel and first book in her Valkyrie Bestiary series:
Three Half Goats Gruff: Who is the mysterious captain of the Guardians? Kyra Greene, pest controller of fantastic beasts, takes on a rock troll and meets the man who will haunt her dreams for the next 321 nights.
Come sing around the campfire with satyrs, and discover how Kyra found one little lost cephalopod who will win your heart.
Dragons Don't Eat Meat: Someone is killing dragons. And the killings point to a civil war brewing among the fae. When Kyra Greene finds an abandoned baby dragon, she doesn't want to bring him home. But until she can hunt down his thunder and stop the dragon killers, she's on babysitting duty.
Along with a quirky cast of misfits and unruly critters, Kyra leaves the safety of Montreal Ward and travels through the dangerous Inbetween - the land beyond the protected city states, where magic is the only rule of law. Can she reunite the lost dragon with his thunder and stop a new and sinister force from invading their home?
©2020 Kim McDougall (P)2021 TantorWhat listeners say about Three Half Goats Gruff & Dragons Don’t Eat Meat
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- mardie lowe
- 08-03-2024
Need more in this series!
This is my first Kim McDougall story but definitely won't be my last! I liked it as a story and an audiobook. Being set slightly into the future made it still UF but gave the author plenty of creative space to play. The magic was interesting and all the creatures just plain fun. The FMC/MMC were unique and make a good combination. The narrator has a fantastic voice and did really well with the emotions and array of characters.
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