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Revenge of the Dragon

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2025
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In this dragon-riding high-fantasy sequel, Ayr and Elanor flee with their bonded dragons Azura and Evor to the Obelisk to warn the Commonwealth of vengeful Dalton Ashbourne, who now commands an elder dragon. Forced together by danger closing in from all sides, the pair are haunted by anxiety and the feelings sparking between them, with their dragons urging them closer even as tensions rise. The mission is complicated by court intrigue and whispers of betrayal from within the Commonwealth itself, fraying loyalties and threatening a personal downfall as the revenge plot tightens around them, all against a slow-burn romance backdrop.

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  • Slow Burn: “high-stakes dragon-riding fantasy meets a slow-burn, spicy romance” source
  • Betrayal: “Whispers of betrayal stir within the Commonwealth itself” source
  • Dragon Romance: “high-stakes dragon-riding fantasy meets a slow-burn, spicy romance” source
  • High Fantasy: “high-stakes dragon-riding fantasy meets a slow-burn, spicy romance” source
  • Revenge Plot: “Revenge of the Dragon is the second book in Matt Mememaro's bold and adventurous Ashbourne Saga” source
  • Epic Saga: “the second book in Matt Mememaro's bold and adventurous Ashbourne Saga” source
  • Forced Proximity: “Ayr and Elanor flee to the safety of the Obelisk, desperate to warn the Commonwealth of the looming threat” source
  • Angst: “As tensions rise and loyalties fray, can the dragon riders trust their hearts before Dalton's noose tightens?” source

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Edition publication 2025-07-21

Google Books · ISBN 9781764233415
2025-07-21
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