Ebook {Epub PDF} Draykon by Charlotte E. English

 · Draykon by Charlotte E. English My rating: 4 of 5 stars When Llandry Sanfaer, a painfully shy young jewellery maker, discovers a cave full of irresistible precious stones she thinks she’s onto a winner. But there’s always a catch, and in Llandry’s case the beautiful gems cause her problems of beastly proportions/5.  · Read "Draykon" by Charlotte E. English available from Rakuten Kobo. Ancient legends don’t come back to life. Until they do The vast, winged draykoni once ruled the skies of the Seven Re 5/5(). In book one, Draykon: When Llandry Sanfaer discovers a new type of jewel, her life changes forever. Wonderful and terrible, the gem exerts a strange influence over those who behold it. Soon people are dying for it — and Llandry herself becomes a target.

Charlotte E. English; Charlotte E. English (primary author only) Author division. Charlotte E. English is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author. Includes. Charlotte E. English is composed of 2 names. You can examine and separate out names. Combine with. Paperback Editions. June Paperback. Title: Draykon (1) (The Draykon) Author (s): Charlotte E English. ISBN: / Publisher: Frouse Books. Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA Amazon AU. September USA Paperback. Title: Draykon: Book 1 (The Draykon Series). A clever combination of mystery, fantasy and adventure, DRAYKON is the first novel in the eBook trilogy by Charlotte E. English. Following two female protagonists, talented but anxious Llandry Sanfaer and the experienced High Summoner Lady Evastany Glostrum, DRAYKON threw me into a vivid world complete with its own plants, creatures and history.

Draykon by Charlotte E. English. Paperback $ English In Stock Overview. Ancient legends don't come back to life. Until they do. Draykon is well written, well edited, and a gripping story. I’m used to reading epic fantasy with big battles and fights between good and evil. Draykon is very different, more like a murder mystery in a fantasy setting. The world English portrays, with its colourful trees and strange animals made me think of Pandora in the film Avatar. In book one, Draykon: When Llandry Sanfaer discovers a new type of jewel, her life changes forever. Wonderful and terrible, the gem exerts a strange influence over those who behold it. Soon people are dying for it — and Llandry herself becomes a target.