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The story begins with Charlotte Merriweather, an English teacher who lives and works in the small town of Hookton on the coast of northern France. One day, she receives a letter written by one of her students that was never sent. And then discovers that this student has died in an accident. But not before giving birth to a baby girl. Overcome with curiosity about what happened to this student and her baby, Charlotte travels to the French Pyrenees to find the answers to these questions and more that she never knew existed.

Overview About “Named of the Dragon” by “Susanna Kearsley”

Susanna Kearsley is a writer that writes about historical fiction as well as romance and fantasy. She was born in England and now she lives in San Diego, California. She wrote many books such as The Winter Sea. Which won the Romantic Times Reviewers’ Choice Award for Best Historical Novel. She also wrote two series: Dream London Series and Dream Scotland Series. Her most recent books are The Firebird, named after Cygnet, The Rose Garden, and her newest book titled Bitterblue. She also writes under the pseudonym name of Alexandra Lucas. Her previous experience writing different genres allows her to become more creative with every project she takes on. Her novels have been translated into multiple languages including German, French, Spanish, Russian, and Dutch. She has sold over one million copies of her novels worldwide.

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Review About “Named of the Dragon” by “Susanna Kearsley”

Named of the Dragon is a historical fiction novel that intertwines characters’ present-day story and their appearance in medieval Scotland as they search for a lost treasure. The book describes itself as the true story of family legend, betrayal, magic, and love. It’s written beautifully; it flows along easily with rich descriptions and well-developed characters. It works on many levels—family saga, romance, adventure novel—but I didn’t think it was particularly fantastical or magical (not what I expected from a title that includes dragons). But that was fine; because I enjoyed reading about Scotland from its medieval days to today so much I thought more fantasy would have detracted from my enjoyment rather than added to it. Overall, I really liked this book and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys historical fiction.

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About “Susanna Kearsley” the author of “Named of the Dragon”

A native of Canada, SUSANNA KEARSLEY has a Ph.D. in English literature and an avid interest in history, mythology, and folklore. Her lifelong fascination with Arthurian legend led her to pursue studies into Celtic literature and culture. In addition to her novels, she is also a prolific historical romance novelist under her real name (Susan MacGregor). She lives in Stratford-upon-Avon with her husband.