โ Scribed by Emily L K
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When Cori begins having vivid and disturbing dreams of dragons, she discovers a talent that has lawyas been ealously guardenby the wealty and influential. Her new-found skills are not without their hazards; Cori is thrown into a world well above her status and not only must she fight for her place in this new life, but she also finds herself fighting for her life against the dragons in her nightmares.
And to complicate matters, the Karalis has taken an interest in Cori's new talents, which could prove to be the most dangerous development of all.
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