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Ruby: Dragonslayer

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When Ruby regains consciousness in a dingy prison cell, she quickly realizes that she is suffering from a suspicious bout of amnesia. She remembers her name, but the rest of her memories appear to be locked behind an impenetrable mental barrier.

A man wearing luxurious purple robes informs her that a royal has been assassinated, and Ruby is the kingdom’s only suspect in the murder. He claims that she fought the guards so fiercely that they couldn’t subdue her without using force, and the events leading to her capture left her with a severe concussion that resulted in her memory loss.

Usually, enemies of the crown are executed, but because of her unique set of skills, her jailer has deemed her too valuable to kill outright. Instead, as a show of good faith, he offers to help her regain her memories and gives her an opportunity to earn her freedom.

But something isn’t quite right. When her memories begin to resurface, she realizes that someone had intentionally manipulated her mind. With this frightening discovery, Ruby is thrust into a tangled web of lies and deceit that could bring an entire kingdom to its knees.

211 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 1, 2021

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291 reviews1 follower
August 21, 2021
Good for most age groups.

This book seems to be written for young kids.

Ruby is a girl who knows nothing of her past except her name. She is told she must kill a dragon to win her freedom. She is told that a squire will accompany her to make sure she finishes her quest.

Between the quest and the squire Ruby has trouble finding a solution to regain her memories and gain her freedom.
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September 18, 2024
Overall I really enjoyed this book.

It was an interesting twist on the dragon slayer premise. I just think it needed to be longer.

A couple hundred more pages would have explained Ruby's connection to the dragons, as well as giving a more detailed ending. The resolution felt very rushed after so much lead up.
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December 21, 2021
Very juvenile writing. It read like it was written by a 10 year old. Shame really, as the concept was interesting but the execution left much to be desired.
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