A Bards Guide To Surviving a Dragon's Attack - Yorks, Izaic
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He never wanted to be a hero. He only wanted to survive. In a world where dragons torch villages and knights chase glory, one ragged bard walks the ash-stained road with nothing but a cracked lute and a trembling song. He's not a warrior but a bard, a coward with a broken past and a melody too honest to ignore. But when the dragon stirs with fire and ash, the bard must choose: vanish back into shadow, or sing the truth that could silence the flame. Rich in lyricism, humility, and quiet power, The Bard's Guide to Surviving a Dragon Attack is a soul-stirring epic about finding courage not in…mehr

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He never wanted to be a hero. He only wanted to survive. In a world where dragons torch villages and knights chase glory, one ragged bard walks the ash-stained road with nothing but a cracked lute and a trembling song. He's not a warrior but a bard, a coward with a broken past and a melody too honest to ignore. But when the dragon stirs with fire and ash, the bard must choose: vanish back into shadow, or sing the truth that could silence the flame. Rich in lyricism, humility, and quiet power, The Bard's Guide to Surviving a Dragon Attack is a soul-stirring epic about finding courage not in swords, but in stories, scars, and a song only you can sing. For fans of poetic fantasy, reluctant heroes, and tales where faith and love are stronger than fire.
Autorenporträt
Character matters. It may be an old sentiment, but it's one Izaic Yorks strives to live by. Professionally, you could say he has the stubbornness of a donkey and the discipline of a samurai. But those closest to him know underneath that sober determination is a heart devoted to grander things. He hopes to share fantastical stories that bring the world a little healing and inspiration by helping readers see the world, and themselves, in new ways.Yorks spent six years as a professional Track athlete, earning silver in the United States championships, among several other distinguishing awards. Now, he seeks his true passion for authoring fantasy works with a heart for virtues that chase the Good, True, and Beautiful.Hailing from the Pacific Northwest Yorks is now happily lost in Hillsborough, living the small-town life and raising a growing family with his wife Courtney.