Dragon Magic
Deadweed Dragons: Book 2
by Ava Richardson
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Pub Date May 30 2019 | Archive Date Jun 13 2019
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Description
They must either stand together, or the Kingdom will fall. The combination of Dayie’s magic and dragon’s fire has halted the advance of the Deadweed. But it is not defeated. Now, a new enemy lurks on the horizon: Water Wraiths sweep in from the sea, cutting their way inland, and assisting the invading plant’s onslaught deeper into the land. Killing everyone in their path. The new strategy against the Deadweed has proven effective, but Dayie grows weaker each time she uses her powers. It can only be a temporary fix. When she and her dragon Zarr are invited to train with the High Mountains’ Dragon Riders, Dayie eagerly accepts the opportunity. But it’s far from a warm welcome as the tight-knit riders of the High Mountains distrust the outsider and her unusual power. When the High Mountains leader suggests a compromise, a schism in the ranks threatens to tear the group apart. The loyal few must convince both dragons and riders of the Southern Kingdom to join forces against the Water Wraiths. But Dayie won’t be much use to them if she can’t figure out how to balance her magic usage and avoid depletion. To survive the growing menace, the Dragon Riders must set aside the things that divide them and unite.
Available Editions
ISBN | 9781070535753 |
PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
I love dragon tales and this series in the second one by the author that I am loving. Here Dayie keeps getting stronger and embracing her abilities as this story progresses.
I love how she creates such vulnerability cloaked in strength with her female heroines and with Dayie, you can't help but love that inasmuch as she has her doubts, it does not stop her from wanting to get up and keep fighting.
Thanks Netgalley for the eARC.
This novel was a great continuation to the first novel in the Deadweed series. It continues with Dayie and Akeem trying to find a way to unite the Wild dragons and the Training Hall dragons. However, both training styles are different and it becomes difficult to change their views on the partnership between dragon riders and dragons. Akeem needs to return home and invites Dayie and her dragon, Zara, to come with him and Aida. Dayie does not feel welcome though, being an outsider and accused of being a witch. Her magic stopped the deadweed, but it was only a temporary solution. Water wraiths have joined with the deadweeds, causing much destruction. Dayie’s magic seems to be weakening and she needs to find out why. They need to discover who is behind all this leads to Dayie uncovering a little bit of her origins. We see Akeem’s struggles as well as his stubbornness as he tries to save the south. Dayie and Akeem need to bring many together to stop the plague that threatens to destroy everything.
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