The Basics of Flirting with a Dragon
5 hrs. 7 min.
Description
In the Ercian kingdom, a selection of brides has been announced for the heir prince—the king Orlando and Queen Zolinda’s eldest son. Only noble, honorable ladies from ancient houses will arrive. So what am I doing among this garden of luxury—a typical representative of not even high society, but its deepest basement?
It’s all because of my adopted children, whom I want to pull out of poverty. For their well-being, I struck a deal with my conscience and agreed to replace one of the applicants. All I have to help me is a thick little book of the handbook “The Basics of Flirting with a Dragon,” plus an intense desire to use its advice down to the exact opposite.
One thing I know for sure: under no circumstances should I attract excessive attention from the nobility—and especially from the prince. ***
The second and final novel in the cycle set in the dragon kingdoms. The story is completely self-contained and can be read on its own. The first book in the cycle is “Prince Cinderella.”
It’s all because of my adopted children, whom I want to pull out of poverty. For their well-being, I struck a deal with my conscience and agreed to replace one of the applicants. All I have to help me is a thick little book of the handbook “The Basics of Flirting with a Dragon,” plus an intense desire to use its advice down to the exact opposite.
One thing I know for sure: under no circumstances should I attract excessive attention from the nobility—and especially from the prince. ***
The second and final novel in the cycle set in the dragon kingdoms. The story is completely self-contained and can be read on its own. The first book in the cycle is “Prince Cinderella.”
