SNEAK PEEK: Dragons of the Watch by Donita K. Paul
Wrong place. Wrong time. Is their destiny lost forever?
Click here to download the first chapter of Dragons of the Watch now.
Ellie and Bealomondore have plans, but their dreams are disrupted when they find themselves trapped in a forgotten city, isolated from Chiril and guarded by dragons.
NEWS: Pioneer Woman Reviews The Charlatan’s Boy
The Pioneer Woman (thepioneerwoman.com) featured a positive teen review of Jonathan Rogers’ young adult novel The Charlatan’s Boy, a “frontier fantasy” set in southern swamps reminiscent of Mark Twain’s America, perfect for your middle-grade reader. Read the review here.
Look for the sequel, coming from WaterBrook Press in July 2012!
Who are your favorite authors for your middle-grade children?
NEWS: Night Owl Reviews Gives “Breath of Angel” Five Stars
Night Owl Reviews gives author Karyn Henley’s Breath of Angel Five Stars! Click here to read the review. Henley is also highlighted in Night Owl’s author interviews. To find out more about Karyn and what inspires her to write, click here.
SNEAK PEEK: The Dragons of Chiril by Donita K. Paul
Before DragonSpell there were The Dragons of Chiril.
Click here to download chapter one of The Dragons of Chiril.
Before the DragonKeeper Chronicles, a young emerlindians mistake may spell the end of the world unless she and her ragtag band of adventurers can find three lost sculptures.
NEWS: Knights of Arrethtrae Reviewed on RadiantLit.com
All six books in the Knights of Arrethtrae series by Chuck Black have been reviewed on RadiantLit.com.
Read what the reviewer had to say here:
- Sir Kendrick and the Castle of Bel Lione
- Sir Bentley and Holbrook Court
- Sir Dalton and the Shadow Heart
- Lady Carliss and the Waters of Moorue
- Sir Quinlan and the Swords of Valor
- Sir Rowan and the Camerian Conquest
ABOUT THIS SERIES: Brimming with adventure and intrigue, The Knights of Arrethtrae is a magic-free six-book series of powerful parables set in a medieval world of knights, castles, and battles for the King. As a homeschooling father of six, [ … ]