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Indebted: The Berkshire Dragon

King Belodawn blames his daughter for the mysterious disappearance of his wife. He avoids his daughter at all costs.The king favors conquests requiring his person far away from the kingdom.Things are about to change. The princess has matured.When Wren discovers a friend, a horse, some muscle, and swords, she inherits a new crucible, she is bound to another king as his kingdom's dragon slayer.While Wren's greatest strength turns into a nightmarish bondage, spirited fans bring her gifts. Are they attracted to her skill or her need? How will she survive? Is there a key to free her from the spiral of chains she's somehow created for herself?With an impossible task put upon her, the princess will need something far beyond her own strength to carry her through. Will she be able to win her quest for freedom or be forever indebted?BUY THIS!PRAISE"The story is emotionally gripping and pulls the reader along from Wren at puberty to full womanhood. This plot of INDEBTED lies among the best stories that grab our emotions and don't let go."- BOOKS FOR BONDING HEARTSThis title was purchased by avid readers of Andrew Peterson, Ted Dekker, Veronica Roth, Suzanne Collins, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Stephen Lawhead.INDEBTEDis Charmayne Hafen's debut novel."Indebted is centered on a strong female character, Princess Wren, whose loneliness sends her on an adventure that changes her life forever. When faced with imprisonment or death-by-dragon, Princess Wren ties herself to a vow from which only death can release her. Yet, she discovers she has another Father on whom she can rely. I found Indebted to be an art piece, lovingly penned by an author who took great care in developing her characters. This is an excellent novel, not only for enjoyment but also for the moral ethics outlined through this character."Readers’ Favorite Reviewers- Peggy Jo Wipf"I know a lot of people will find it hard to put Christianity and an epic fantasy together, but Indebted has both of these elements and works very well. In fact,it was this uniqueness that made it

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