β Scribed by Samantha Snow
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In the final book of the βHouse Of Dragonsβ series, and with the convocation looming over them, Cami, Miranda, and Nima must do whatever it takes to unravel the full extent of the eldersβ conspiracy against them and get evidence of just how far the dragon elders had gone to attempt to get their power back and defeat Cami.
All three women, along with their mates, will have to work together if they want to come out on top.
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