"Love and fear are a leader's greatest weaknesses"

With the revelation that Lina is a witch and perhaps the last descendant and successor of an ancient magical clan, everyone is willing to protect her. But balancing between two worlds and with everything she has taken for granted about life and herself falling apart, Lina feels more alone and lost than ever. Only Daniel seems to understand her fears and feelings. But are his own feelings real, or is his every action part of a diabolical scheme with ultimate power as the prize?
In a society with different laws and rules, secrets of the past collide with the present. The heroes, executors and victims of an eternal conflict for power and strength, written on the ashes of love. Pawns, in a game set up before they were even born and defined by a last will and testament.
With a subversive plot, full of intrigue and suspense, "The Dragon's Wound" is the first part of a trilogy, where the fantasy element meets the modern world, giving a new perspective to the concept of forbidden love.

Author Biography

Maria Moustopoulou was born in November 1992 in Athens, with half of her roots coming from Cairo, Egypt. She may never have seen the pyramids in person, but she spent most of her life traveling through imaginary worlds of her own making until she decided to seek out fellow travelers.

She worked for many years in dance and then in theater, as an actor, director and coordinator of an amateur theater group, while beyond the stage she tried to torture people and as an internet radio producer.

He lives in the town of Acharna, where he works in a family business. She is a student at the theater studies department of the Athens School of Philosophy. He attended seminars at the tabula rasa creative writing workshop and is part of the management team of Moonlight Tales (moonlightaless.blogspot.gr).

The Successors: The Dragon's Wound is her first full-length work and is only the beginning of an exciting trilogy.

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