Myrlyn’s Gate: Vladimir Dragol XIII had an immense task–convincing the world he was
not following in his ancestors’ bloody footprints.

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REVIEW: Myrlyn’s Gate
Jo Ann Hakola, The Book Faerie

Vlad came from a long line of evil men.  They loved killing and torturing

people, and the dungeons were well used.  Vlad was raised mostly by his

mother and he learned about love and kindness.  When he takes over the realm

all anyone knows is that the Dragol line is evil.  Telling them he’s not

like that doesn’t do him a bit of good.

The author sent me a copy of this book to read for review (thank you). You

can buy a copy in ebook or print form.

I have to say that Mr. Ehl could be writing stories just for me. They are

the type of fantasy that I love to read.  I’ve read his Jak Barley

adventures and this is a different side of the story.  I had mentioned in my

review in the past that I wanted to know about Lorenzo.  I know a bit more,

but I get the feeling you never really know Lorenzo.  He just is and can do

amazing things and he’s handy to have around when you’re on a quest.

The story moves along well and has all kinds of unusual characters. While

it sounds like it’s incongruous and mixed up, it’s really a very good story.

Everything fits together and makes sense when you read about it, no matter

how strange it might sound summed up.

If you like action fantasies with heroes and dragons and magic and even a

troll, you’ll enjoy this story.  I know I did and I plan to keep my copy of

this book in my personal library.  I’ll read it again.

Happy reading.

Jo Ann Hakola

The Book Faerie

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BLURB:Myrlyn’s Gate

Vladimir Dragol XIII had an immense task–convincing the world he was
not following in his ancestors’ bloody footprints.

When the chance to prove himself came in the form of an attractive princess on a quest to save world, how could he refuse? There was a slight problem–the
princess loathed the Dragol line.

There was also the dilemma that others alluded to in the quest
prophecy–a dragon trainee and wizard’s apprentice–wanted nothing to do with the task.

Through Myrlyn’s Gate was another foretold member of the quest
who had no idea what was in store for him, including a midnight raid on the
Dickeyville Grotto in the strange land of Wisconsin.

EXCERPT: Myrlyn’s Gate

Vladimir Dragol XIII had an immense task–convincing the world he was

not following in his ancestors’ bloody footprints.

When the chance to prove himself came in the form of an attractive princess on a quest to save world, how could he refuse? There was a slight problem–the

princess loathed the Dragol line.

There was also the dilemma that others alluded to in the quest

prophecy–a dragon trainee and wizard’s apprentice–wanted nothing to do with the task.

Through Myrlyn’s Gate was another foretold member of the quest

who had no idea what was in store for him, including a midnight raid on the

Dickeyville Grotto in the strange land of Wisconsin.

Together the quest mates would battle rogue dragons, a demented king¹s army and bikers at a bar in Bear River, Iowa.

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