The Crystal of Mynos
by Rebecca Goings

The dragon Mynos is on his way to join his mate, Malnan, for the birth of their offspring when he's suddenly hit with a magical shockwave so strong; it leaves no room for doubt what it means. His Crystal has been stolen.

Racing back to Castle Templestone, Mynos rallies every dragon to find it, knowing time is of the essence. Not only is the life of King Timothy in the balance, but whoever wields the Crystal can become a formidable foe. They soon find the talisman, but what they find is more than they bargained for. Not only is one mage focusing his power through the gem, but an entire army of mages has linked their consciousness with it!

Left and right, scores of dragons die in the skies from the incredible magic being wielded. Yet Mynos deftly avoids his own death, knowing that his own creation can never harm him. However, when the mighty golden dragon sees his own mate killed right before his eyes, can Mynos find it within himself to beat the army that's gathered to defeat him? And will he have the strength to go on knowing that he is now the last dragon of Lyndaria?

Rebecca Goings' Bio

Rebecca Goings dreamed of becoming a writer for most her life. Bitten by the writing bug at the tender age of seven, she went on to earn awards for her short stories and poetry in high school. She took many creative writing classes as a teen, and even scheduled a typing class to learn the keyboard. The idea for The Wolverine Chronicles first came to her as a young teen, dreaming about a magical talisman and the elves that protect it. After Rebecca married, these cheesy little fantasy stories began to grow and evolve until she decided to write it down on paper. These novels no longer resemble anything in those first few stories, aside from a few names of people and places borrowed here and there. Rebecca's first love is romance. She read her first romance at age twelve and knew she was hooked. Now every story she writes has an element of romance in them. She firmly believes that everyone deserves their "happily ever after."

Rebecca is happily married to her husband Jim and they have four small children. They reside in the Pacific Northwest with their two cats, their dog, and their lizard. When asked how on Earth she accomplishes so much writing, Rebecca simply answers, "I don't know".

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