Also by Carolyn Kephart:
- The Ryel Saga: A Tale of Love and Magic
- The Kind Gods
- The Heart's Desire
- Everafter Acres
- Last Laughter
- PenTangle: Five Pointed Fables
- Queen of Time
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Published: Aug. 03, 2009
Words: 3900 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook description
Cela had always hoped she'd find Jorgen again someday...but was this really Jorgen? A tenderly bitter tale of love and giant lizards, first published in Quantum Muse. Carolyn Kephart is the author of the acclaimed epic fantasy 'The Ryel Saga,' the contemporary magic realism novel 'Queen of Time,' and 'PenTangle: Five Pointed Fables,' available at Smashwords and other online bookstores.Tags
fiction, romance, scifi, fantasy, science fiction, unrequited love, literary fiction, alternate universe, fantasy adventure, love short story, love and loss, fantasy fiction, shapechanging, literary fantasy, scifistories, scifi and fantasy, anthromphic, alternate world, scifi romance, fantasy female hero, anthro lizardAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
thylogale
on May 12, 2011 :
A really interesting story. The author has crafted quite a rich world in very few words.
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Review by:
Kelli Caselman
on July 14, 2010 :
This was really interesting. I've never read anything quite like it. Too bad there wasn't more.
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