**This book contains a dramatic teen dragon, parents who just don’t understand, and a best friend who becomes a maniac for a short period of time**
Dear You (Yeah You) Who’s Reading This,
Thank you for finding me interesting enough that you decided to read about me. I like to think of myself as just a normal dragon but, truth is, I’m a princess. It’s not something I’m proud of but, you know,, I’ve learned to live with it. Here are some things to know before you turn the next page.
1. This story is told from my perspective because, well, it’s my life and no one can tell it better than I can.
2. Everything, and I mean everything, you thought you knew about dragons is not true. You probably have a dragon living next door to you and you don’t even know it.
3. Things get a little intense for a while, so if you don’t like drama you have definitely picked up the wrong book.
4. If you believe in happily ever after, then, once again, you have picked up the wrong book. This is reality and reality sucks! Sorry to have to tell you that, but it helps to be blunt.
I really am grateful that you decided to give my story a shot because there are so many other things that you could probably be doing right now, like tweeting, taking a selfies, or going out with your friends, but you’ve decided to let me entertain you for a while. This is only the beginning of my story and it gets crazier from here. I’m on a quest to save the dragon world and find myself in this crazy world of dragons where everything is not as it seems and no one is ever who you think they are, where your friends become your biggest enemies and your biggest enemies become your friends. Let’s just say life is crazy. Hope you enjoy the book.
Semaj, Dragon Princess
Table of Contents
Prologue
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Dear Reader
About the Author
Prologue
“Your wife has given birth to a beautiful baby girl and she was also born with the mark on her lower back,” says Saralynn.
“Wow!” exclaims Gregor. “So our daughter will indeed be the one that legend speaks about? I can’t believe that it’s actually true.”
“Yes, she will lead the new generation into a better place. She will be a very strong leader. Very powerful. Very headstrong, too. She won’t be easily pushed around.”
“I know. I am honored that it is my daughter who will do so, and stubbornness runs in the family,” he says with a laugh.
“Yes, but when she is a teenager you know that she will have to be prepared to fight great danger. The legend says sixteen, but we know that the age is what’s always off about the predictions. They sometimes come sooner and sometimes appear later on in their lives, but for sure she is the chosen one.”
He nods his head. “I know this and I will make sure that she is fully prepared.”
She nods her head. “Enjoy your baby girl. I will be leaving now so take good care of her and her mother.”
He watches as she walks out of the castle and looks down at his daughter, whom he’s holding in his hands. “You are going to be a great one, my child.”
“What are we going to call her?” asks Ginneveave.
“Semaj. Our baby girl’s name is going to be Semaj.”
“I love the name Semaj. Such a pretty name for our beautiful baby girl.”
“And she’s so peaceful. Maybe she’ll be like this her whole life.”
Ginneveave laughs. “One can only wish. You know how temperamental little girls can be.”
He smiles. “Ah, yes. I’ve seen some of the ones in the kingdom. They can be quite a handful, but I doubt that our little girl will give us that much trouble.”