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Dragons of Draegonia: Dragon Black's Revenge Book 2 - cover

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Dragons of Draegonia: Dragon Black's Revenge Book 2

Michael W. Libra

Publisher: Grosvenor House Publishing

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Summary

For boys and girls 8-14 years old, the adventure continues with tales of fantasy, intrigue, suspense and excitement. The adventure moves forwards two years and sees the return of the banished, evil, murderous Dragon Black to the magical Island of Draegonia. Intent on wreaking revenge, Black 'carbonises' all who stand in his way. Through a reign of terror and injustice he makes the lives of the Dragons of Draegonia a miserable torment. But who will be brave or foolish enough to try to stop him? Will any of the island's richly coloured dragons survive? Can four brave children find a way to return to save them? What mystical powers does the pink dragon possess? And how did Dragon Black regain his strength and powers? Enter the magical and colourful world of Draegonia - where all is not what it seems!
Available since: 12/31/2012.

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