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    The Dragon Cycle

    By S.T. Harvey

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    An event happens on January 22 that changes the course of history forever. Two towns are destroyed, and there is one survivor, Pollock Drake, a 15 year old. He is taken into custody as a suspected terrorist. Another attack occurs during the interrogation. Drake escapes and fights to survive against a country that is after him while trying to kill what destroyed his home.

    Told in the curious narrative style of epistolary form. It takes information from different newspapers around the country, journal articles, "confidential presidential transcripts," and many more to tell a story about one man and how he affects the country around him.

    One question remains, though, what is the Dragon Cycle? Is it about a real dragon? Is this dragon even real? Is this dragon a person who belongs to a group called Dragon? Answers will be answered as we go on.

    Everything that is in this book is important to the plot of the book. That includes the date which is oddly written as ???3 for the year.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS.T. Harvey
    Release dateAug 15, 2012
    ISBN9781476295626
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    The Dragon Cycle
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    S.T. Harvey

    I'm S.T. Harvey, you can call me whatever you want or even nothing if that is what you prefer. I started writing when I was in 4th grade with a story that I, unfortunately lost, but will probably try and rewrite it. It was a fable about how America got its name (it was non-fiction, let me tell you that."

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