Overview
The Inner Kingdom (Dragon Quest #1) by S.R. Gibbs
Three Sisters
Two Worlds
One Epic Quest
“Unless you want to meet the same fate as your friend, I suggest you stay where you are.” The man warned, aiming his bow and arrow at Angie.
“Oh, are you going to shoot me too?” Angie asked, walking forward with her hands out on either side of her as if asking him to shoot her.
She really needs to work on her anger issues.
“Angie! Get back here!” I yelled, trying to stop her before it was too late.
Once again, I heard the release of the arrow before I saw it. There was no time to blink, since it happened so fast.
As soon as the arrow became free from the bow, the air around Angie heated up and the arrow instantly caught on fire moments away from piercing Angie’s heart.
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April, Angie, and Ashley are just three ordinary adopted sisters, just trying to survive their senior year in high school. They live by four simple rules: They must not tell anyone that they are adopted sisters, sit at the same lunch table, speak more than necessary to one another during school hours, and the most important one, Never get involved in the problems of others.
The girls' rules no longer applied, when they are suddenly transported to a distant world; where they are welcomed as destined warriors, chosen at birth to save their world. In order to do this they will first have to journey to three of the four outer kingdoms, within six months to release their dragons, and defeat the evil Queen before she fully regains her strength, and continues the war she started over a hundred years ago.
Even in her weakened state the Queen will not make it easy for them, with the girls' sudden manifestation of special abilities, they discover what they were really meant to be. Faced with a chance to be able to return home. They are forced to make the decision to stay in the world where they've found love, friendship, and a purpose, or go back to a world, that tried to take away their destiny.
