The Dragon Tax

· Dragonsbane Saga Book 1 · Rainbow Dog Press
4.4
55 reviews
eBook
149
Pages
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About this eBook

The only thing more dangerous than trying to kill a dragon is trying to make one pay taxes.

One doesn't turn down a king, so Sybil accepts the job despite her misgivings. Usually she's slaying dragons, not talking to them. Instead of collecting the tax, she unknowingly delivers a curse that leaves the dragon helpless, and she can't bring herself to slay him.

Trapped in a body not his own, the dragon Riastel is scared and defenseless. Sybil finds him charming, in a brutish way. Unwilling to turn him over, Sybil and Riastel are wanted, on the run, and worse? Sybil may be falling in love.

Ratings and reviews

4.4
55 reviews
A Google user
18 November 2018
This is the dragon that you'd love to throttle at the start but after the curse that made him human you end up rooting for him to have a good life...
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Donna M
18 January 2021
great story, short but I really liked it. I can't wait for the next one, hope it is longer. just bought it book 2
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Sarita Lirley- Simpson
13 August 2020
Passed a pleasant morning with this story. Interesting dragon human relationships. Don't have a real connection with the main characters. No emotional investment.
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About the author

Ian Madison Keller is an award winning author of several epic fantasy novels and a plethora of short stories spanning multiple genres. 

When not writing Ian can often be found at home sewing, bicycling around the woods of the Pacific Northwest, or at the dog park with his adorable Chihuahua mixes.

Website: http://MadisonKeller.net

Twitter: @maddiekellerr

Sign up for Ian’s mailing list at https://madisonkeller.net/newsletter-sign-up/ and get a free short story set in the Dragonsbane Saga.

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