We Are Never Alone
We Are Never Alone by Gizela Maartens is a fantasy novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on January 31, 2016. This edition spans 184 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Aurea, a young woman abandoned in a forest as a baby, who discovers her unique destiny as a Dragon Rider. With a mysterious silver dragon pattern on her back, she navigates her newfound responsibilities and the dangers that threaten her life.
Readers will find a richly woven narrative that explores Aurea’s journey as she prioritizes her bond with her dragon, Azura, amidst perilous challenges. As she seeks guidance from the High King and the High Council, the story introduces a mysterious character whose secretive mission intertwines with Aurea’s fate. This epic tale delves into themes of identity and protection within the enchanting land of Elëgan, inviting readers to immerse themselves in a world of fantasy and adventure.
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Aurea lives close to a small village in the middle of forest, in the land of Elëgan. Her very existence is a mystery; she was abandoned in a forest as a baby, and a strange, silver pattern in the shape of a dragon adorns her back. Her guardian always told her she was special, but not even he knew how much. Aurea is suddenly faced with the responsibility of being a Dragon Rider. Her Dragon -Azura- is her main priority now, and her biggest comfort in the grievous times she faces. When a terrorist is out to kill her, she seeks guidance from the High King and High Council, the greatest Dragon Riders in Elëgan. Meanwhile, a mysterious character arrives at the stronghold. His thoughts and interactions with other characters are heard by the reader, but his name is his secret, as he carries out the will of his Father to protect an innocent life.
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