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Author

Brian Naslund

Brian is an American fantasy author based in Boulder, CO. Blood of an Exile is his debut novel, and the first in the Dragons of Terra series. He grew up in Maryland and studied English at Skidmore College in New York. Brian is now a product director for a tech company, and first started writing about dragons to escape the crushing boredom of his incredibly long bus commute. When he's not writing, he’s usually griping about video games on Twitter, hiking with his dog, Lola, or whitewater kayaking in the mountains. The last activity makes his mother very nervous.

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Title:

Blood of an Exile (MP3)

Series:

Dragons of Terra #1

Written by:

Brian Naslund 

Read by:

Steven Brand 

Format:

Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

1 

Duration:

15 hours 25 minutes 

MP3 size:

638 MB 

Published:

September 01 2019 

Available Date:

September 01 2019 

Age Category:

Adult 

ISBN:

9781529028928 

Genres:

Fiction; Fantasy Fiction 

Publisher:

Bolinda/Macmillan audio 

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Bershad is sentenced to kill dragons until he meets an early grave. Then the king offers him a mission that could buy him redemption ... but it makes dragon-slaying seem simple.

Sentenced to death. Impossible to kill. Bershad was supposed to die. He tried to assassinate a fellow noble, so was given a harsh sentence – a command to slay dragons so his death might serve the kingdom. But for some reason he’s never lost a fight, and is now the most successful dragon-slayer in history. Yet as a doomed man, Bershad is still shunned by both his peers and his countrymen. But that could all change. The king who sentenced Bershad has just given him an out. Kill a foreign king and walk free forever. However, Bershad couldn’t care less about the fates of kingdoms, until he discovers he could save an innocent child in the process. And he might also save the life of every creature in Terra.

'Naslund’s debut wraps action, a mystery, and the environment into an impressively tight knot of classic fantasy.'
Publishers Weekly