Victoria Marmot and the Dragon's Rage - McClain, Virginia
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This is the fourth book in the fast-paced, humorous,Victoria Marmot series and continues right after the end of book three. As such this description contains mild spoilers for books one through three. Vic's getting a bit tired of saving the world, but the damned thing doesn't seem inclined to save itself. Two days after MOME (the Ministry of Magical Entities) attempted to wipe out La Paz by weaponizing her brother, Vic finds herself in a dark alley with Sol, trying to find a backdoor into Unterberg. Why you ask? Oh, no reason. Just that one of the most powerful weredragons in the realms is…mehr

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This is the fourth book in the fast-paced, humorous,Victoria Marmot series and continues right after the end of book three. As such this description contains mild spoilers for books one through three. Vic's getting a bit tired of saving the world, but the damned thing doesn't seem inclined to save itself. Two days after MOME (the Ministry of Magical Entities) attempted to wipe out La Paz by weaponizing her brother, Vic finds herself in a dark alley with Sol, trying to find a backdoor into Unterberg. Why you ask? Oh, no reason. Just that one of the most powerful weredragons in the realms is being used to hold the world hostage, and Vic's best chance at averting disaster just disappeared without a trace. You know, normal teenager stuff.
Autorenporträt
Virginia McClain is an author who masqueraded as a language teacher for a decade or so. When she's not reading or writing she can generally be found playing outside with her four legged adventure buddy and the tiny human she helped to build from scratch. She enjoys climbing to the top of tall rocks, running through deserts, mountains, and woodlands, and carrying a foldable home on her back whenever she gets a chance. She's also fond of word games, and writing descriptions of herself that are needlessly vague.