My Brother's Keeper: The Dragon's Back - Trilogy Book 2

ISBN-13: 9781467984249 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 338 str.

Robert Dennis Wilson; Julie Grace

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"MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" continues the exciting Christian Fantasy, "The Dragon's Back" Trilogy, begun in "THE POISON OF THORNS." Here are bards, dragons, swords, dark villains, and ADVENTURE Living on a land shaped like a monstrous Dragon floating on a bottomless Sea, two brothers have chosen dramatically different paths to deal with the pain caused by watching the murder of their parents. Kaleb, the eldest, has taken up thorns and sided with the black-robed Dragonmen and their gigantic Captain, Raven. Overcome by bitterness, he has vowed to exact vengeance and rescue his bother from the man he thinks is responsible for that crime, Nathan the Master Bard. Jason, the younger sibling, is an apprentice to that same bard and has chosen to forsake the dark poison of the thorns and follow the teachings of the Great Gryphon and His Swimmer Son. Out of their love for each other, both brothers seek with their entire beings to deliver their sibling from his chosen path. A violent conflagration of armed conflict is inevitable
What other authors are saying about "THE POISON OF THORNS, The Dragon's Back #1"
Tracy Krauss, bestselling author of ""Play It Again"" and ""The Beat Goes On"" says: "Book 1 of The Dragon's Back Series reads somewhat like a Lewis, Tolkien or even a Rowling. Full of heraldry and lore in a make believe otherworld, this novel is full of action and adventure sure to please anyone who enjoys a good fantasy story. ...Anyone who likes fantasy with an unapologetic Christian worldview should enjoy it."
Ashley Wintters "Ashley Dawn"], author of ""Shadows from the Past"" and ""Shadows of Suspicion"" says: "Wonderfully Written This was a superbly written book. A good vs. evil that isn't too preachy but definitely has a spiritual overtone. The imagery the author used made you actually feel like you were a part of the book. The characters were very well developed and very likeable. I rate it a 5/5. If you get the chance, you should definitely read it and I'm ready for the second one "