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These Simple Tricks Will GRAB His Attention
Her Royal Highness, Princess Alyxandria Anastasia of Zaratena—or simply, Alyx to her family and friends—rolled over as her brain told her that it was morning and time to wake up. Usually, she would bury her face in her pillow again, groaning about having to get up for another boring, day in her life.
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Top 3 Signs You Know You’ve Met ‘The One’
Ranulf of House Dalgaard had never wanted anything more in his life than to be a Dragon Guard.
When he was a dragonling of just six, his parents, brought him to the capital city of Odelia for the annual Landing Day celebration. For a child from the rural West Islands who had only known farmland and fields, going to the big city had been a marvelous adventure. He remembered seeing the tall buildings, the crush of people, the cacophony of music and noise, and going into various sweets shops with his mother. But perhaps the most memorable moment of that day was when, while sitting on his father’s shoulders during the grand parade, he saw six tall men in their shiny gold and silver armor came marching down the boulevard.
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Ginny Russel drummed her fingers on her arm as she stood on the edge of a barren cliff overlooking the Norwegian Sea. As she watched the icy water churn and listened to the surf breaking along the rocks below, her chest tightened as if gripped in an invisible vise.
Her inner lioness paced, perhaps sensing the activation of her flight-or-fight response. But how could she tell it that the perceived threat was all in her head?
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A few months ago …
The humongous grizzly bear trudged through the blanket of snow on the ground, unbothered by neither the dangerously low temperatures nor the fast falling flakes piling up on its large block head and burly body. It continued to lumber along through the trees, going farther up the mountain.
Up here, John Krieger allowed his animal to take over their shared body. With the bear in charge, their senses remained sharp, their body could hold up against the elements, while the human side remained dull and suppressed.
It was the only place safe enough to allow the beast its freedom.