True History of the World, part Dragon - Ritch, Katia
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This book is a parting gift from dragons. It's a collection of stories about the legendary figures that shaped our civilization from the Stone Age to the sixteenth century. You know their names. You thought you knew their history. I thought so, too, until dragons proved me wrong. Granted, I had my share of doubts about the veracity of those tales, but living amongst the dragons, I've learned that this magical species is incapable of forgetting or lying. This volume is, indeed, a true history of the world. And if you're reading these lines, it means dragon blood is still calling to you though they are gone forever.…mehr

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This book is a parting gift from dragons. It's a collection of stories about the legendary figures that shaped our civilization from the Stone Age to the sixteenth century. You know their names. You thought you knew their history. I thought so, too, until dragons proved me wrong. Granted, I had my share of doubts about the veracity of those tales, but living amongst the dragons, I've learned that this magical species is incapable of forgetting or lying. This volume is, indeed, a true history of the world. And if you're reading these lines, it means dragon blood is still calling to you though they are gone forever.
Autorenporträt
Locked behind the Iron Curtain, Katia Ritch worked as a political journalist and escaped into fantasy books at night. Once the Curtain rusted through, she embarked on an adventure to explore the world, taking on board her passion for reading and weaving stories. Katia traveled through time and space until one day, she stepped out of the plane into the skinny shade of Southern California palm trees, and a small voice inside whispered, 'You are home.' She has resided there ever since with her husband, a red-headed dog, and two gray cats. Katia loves talking to rain and wind, perfectly aware that she would be burned at the stake during medieval times.