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Destiny's Forge
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By Theresa M. Moore

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Children of the Dragon Book 1

Destiny’s Forge

Smashwords Edition by Theresa M. Moore

No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without the written permission of the author. Requests to make copies or quotations from any part of this work should be addressed by electronic mail to info@theresammoore.com. Any resemblence to any dramatic character or personality, living or dead, or geographical locations, is purely coincidental except within historical context without libelous intent.

Published by Antellus, Los Angeles, California USA http://www.theresammoore.com

Antellus catalog no. 10640701.

Other books in this series by Theresa M. Moore:

To Taste The Dragon’s Blood – NAGRASANTI Illustrated Vampire Omnibus – Red Dragon – The Queen’s Marksman – A Pirate’s Daughter – Truth and The Dragon’s Blood – Written In Blood – Swords of The Dragon’s Blood

FOREWORD

Destiny’s Forge is the first book in a planned series called Children of The Dragon, loosely based on a collection of 26 short stories written for a monthly fanzine from 1988 to 1995. My stories featured a character named Antonia Bellero, whose creation was a homage to various science fiction and horror films and novels I had read over the years. At the time I intended her character to have an origin shrouded in mystery which would be revealed slowly over time. The result was a string of epic adventures of espionage, fellowship, betrayal, murder, conspiracy, political intrigue and a host of other snippets about the human condition within the confines of a rigidly defined universe which left little room for innovation.