"On of my favorite list of fantasy romances"
Once he lived with the other gods in heaven until he
was cast out due to his evil ways. Vowing revenge, he
kills all but three of the dragons, stealing their horns,
which enhances his already strong powers geometrically. He
plans to finish slaying the remaining threesome and their
immortal wives. Rilana and her dragon-mate Rynak are chosen to
fight the demon. They can change into human form and with
their pure and strong love for one another, feel they can
defeat their foe. However, he is uncanny with his tricks
that test the dragon couples. If they fail life on earth
will end. THe Dragons's Horn is one of the most refreshing
and mesmerizing fantasy romances this reviewer has ever
read. The characters are so beguiling that they will find a
place for themselves in the reader's heart while the story
line is so action packed that readers will want to finish
this book in one sitting. Glynnis Kincaid is a fresh and
welcome new voice in fantasy romance and will one day be a
superstar. Let's hope she a new book out soon! Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted April 10, 2002
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In a world on the brink of war, to shelter a dragon is to
court disaster. The Demon of Fire has vowed to destroy the
noble creatures and use their magical horns in his bid to
overthrow the Gods. But when the Immortal maiden Xlana
finds a wounded dragon in the forest near her home,
something about him tugs at her heart. Despite the danger,
she uses her skills to heal him, only to learn he is far
more than he seems. He is Rynak, Heaven's Dragon and an
Immortal, able to assume human form. And he has been chosen
by the Gods to lead the fight against the Demon. When Rynak regains his strength, he gives his horn to Xlana
as a pledge of his love. Overjoyed, she realizes they are
soul mates, her destiny joined with his. Together, she and
Rynak call the last two living dragons and their Immortal
mates from hiding. The six form an alliance to combat the
Demon's armies, but they suffer a shattering setback. The
Demon seizes hostages, each dear to one of the three
couples. Now they must decide whether to capitulate or
condemn their loved ones to a lingering death. And if even
one of them weakens, all may face utter ruin. For the Six must stand as One-or lose the world.
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