Sela

Leland Dragon Series, Book 2

By: Jackie Gamber

Narrated by: Caoilainn O'Horen

Peace was fleeting. Vorham Riddess, Venur of Esra Province, covets the crystal ore buried deep in Leland's mountains. His latest device to obtain it: land by marriage to a Leland maiden. But that's not all.

Among Dragonkind, old threats haunt Mount Gore, and shadows loom in the thoughts of the Red who restored life to land and love. A dragon hunter, scarred from countless battles, discovers he can yet suffer more wounds.

In the midst of it all, Sela Redheart is lost, driven from her home with only her old uncle to watch over her. As the dragon-born child of Kallon, the leader of Leland's Dragon Council, she is trapped in human form with no understanding of how she transformed, or how to turn back.

Wanderers seek a home, schemes begin to unfurl, and all is at risk as magic and murder, marriage and mystery strangle the heart of Esra. A struggle for power far older and deeper than anyone realizes will leave no human or dragon unaffected.

In a world where magic is born of feeling, where the love between a girl and a dragon was once transformative, what power dwells in the heart of young Sela?

©2012 Seventh Star Press (P)2019 Seventh Star Press

Sela keeps it in the family

Found as much fun, romance, action, and edge of seat anticipation as I did in the first book. Sela seamlessly continues the story and fills in all gaps between the then and now wonderfully. The narrator needs to remember what periods are for and actually take a perceivable pause between sentences and especially scenes.