β Scribed by Linde, K.A.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Ten years ago, half-Fae, half human Kerrigan Argon was discreetly dropped off onto the steps of Draco Mountain with nothing but a note. Her life changes completely as sheβs swept into the care of the House of Dragonsβan elite training program for gifted Fae.
On the year of her seventeenth name day, each student will be chosen by one of the twelve tribes of Alandria to enter society.
Everyone is chosen, except Kerrigan.
So, she strikes a bargain with the Dragon Society: convince a tribe to select her or give up her birthright forever.
With the unlikeliest of alliesβFordham Ollivier, the cursed Fae prince, who escaped his dark throneβshe has to chart her own destiny to reshape the world.
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