DragonLight
Now that the dragon population is on the rise, Kale has a myriad of dragon-keeping duties that consume her time. Bardon whisks her away on a quest with meech dragons Regidor and Gilda, who are searching for a lost meech colony. However, there is a subtle evil infiltrating Amara. A group calling themselves Followers claims that to truly follow Wulder, one must follow a strict set of rules. Kale, Bardon, and their friends must discern the truth, find the lost meech colony, and battle an ancient evil.
Folks, this book is deep! I don’t think I even scratched the surface with my summary. Donita K. Paul wraps up her amazing DragonKeeper Chronicles with a satisfying and delightful finale, answering many questions raised in the first four books, and opening the way for a few more. Of course, wonderful truths run through the entire book, making it more than just a story. I was so happy to find that characters absent from DragonFire reappeared here. The only problem I have is that this is the end of one of my favorite series. That aside (and it’s not much of a complaint!), DragonLight is certainly not to be missed.
On August 18th, 2008 at 6:24 pm
Donita K. Paul said:
Thank so much for the review. I’ve finished the next book, which will come out next summer. Do you know about the Motiv8 tour? In Oct. 8 Christian Fantasy authors are visiting 8 west coast cities in 8 days. For more information visit my website http://www.donitakpaul.com or http://www.fantasyfictiontour.com . We’re running a lot of contests between now and then, so visit all the authors listed on either site.
On August 18th, 2008 at 6:35 pm
Jordan said:
We’re very excited about the tour! I’d love to come to one of the destinations, but I don’t live in that area, so there’s almost no chance of that. I did ask the Motiv8 people if they could possibly plan a tour for next year through my area.