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No, it definitely featured the world of Might and Magic – and it was indicated on the cover, so, in general, that's why I grabbed it from my friend's sister.
And the characters were from Heroes, albeit in a secondary role.
But thanks for mentioning the book; I'll look for it – kind dragons, and dragons in general, are my weakness.))
I understand that there are no official editions. It seems it was a fan fiction published by someone – it was an inexpensive edition, with a soft cover, and it seemed to include several small stories in addition to the main story.
Maybe you could recommend some quality fan fiction?
P.S. I skimmed through the plot of the book – it was completely different. The girl was a human, I think, even Lord Kilburn's niece. The little dragon was an orphan, black in color (it was also described that he had a golden crest, which was supposedly a rare species), and he didn't have any siblings later on. She rescued him from some kind of dungeon, where she herself was imprisoned.
No, it definitely featured the world of Might and Magic – and it was indicated on the cover, so, in general, that's why I grabbed it from my friend's sister.
And the characters were from Heroes, albeit in a secondary role.
But thanks for mentioning the book; I'll look for it – kind dragons, and dragons in general, are my weakness.))
I understand that there are no official editions. It seems it was a fan fiction published by someone – it was an inexpensive edition, with a soft cover, and it seemed to include several small stories in addition to the main story.
Maybe you could recommend some quality fan fiction?
P.S. I skimmed through the plot of the book – it was completely different. The girl was a human, I think, even Lord Kilburn's niece. The little dragon was an orphan, black in color (it was also described that he had a golden crest, which was supposedly a rare species), and he didn't have any siblings later on. She rescued him from some kind of dungeon, where she herself was imprisoned.