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By: Rebecca K. Busch

Dark Dragon

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Against nearly impossible odds, Sigrun managed to lead the fairies of the Northwoods off the battlefield victoriously, and the villagers eagerly welcome peaceful times. They easily sink back into their old routines, but Sigrun cannot. Darkness creeps around her and without reason, she becomes increasingly edgy and violent. Afraid of herself, and what she might do to anyone around her, she isolates herself and refuses to see even her closest friends. She is plagued by intense visions of a foreboding cave within a treacherous mountain range, and it becomes clear a force is pulling her there.


Without a word, she disappears from the village in search of this cave. The journey is not without its challenges. The very land that she is treading on is evil and working against her in ways she could have never imagined. Even though everything she faces pushes her back – she knows she must continue.


It does not take long before Jae and Khalon realize Sigrun has fled the village. Knowing she has not been herself; they immediately depart after her. Facing hardships of their own they begin to wonder whether they will find her in time, or if she wants to be found at all. Evil snakes its way around her, lying to her and manipulating her, and leaches the power of the dragon for itself. All the while Sigrun is pushed further into a dark abyss. The Sigrun that they know, and love, may be lost to them forever.

Rebecca K. Busch was raised in north-eastern Michigan. Later she moved to Boulder, Colorado, where she earned her degree in English Literature at the University of Colorado. She continues to be an avid reader and currently lives in Denver, Colorado.
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  • Pikasho Deka

    Dark Dragon is the eagerly awaited sequel to Rebecca K. Busch's young adult fantasy epic, Dragon Wing. After leading the fairies to a glorious victory against the invading Skar tribe, Sigrun Livingstone reluctantly assumes her responsibilities as the new Queen of the Northwoods. But a series of recurring nightmares and a palpable sense of dread make her lash out at friends, and she finds herself unable to control her rage. Determined to isolate herself from others and discover the root cause of her distress, Sigrun leaves her village unannounced and sets off for the dangerous Dragon Claw Mountain. Following on her heels are her two best friends, Khalon and Jae, who seek to protect her at any cost. Once they find her, can they handle the evil entity that inhabits the mountain, and what will Sigrun discover about her lineage? Dark Dragon is a stellar sequel to Dragon Wing that continues Sigrun Livingstone's story as she delves into her own heritage. Fans of young adult fantasy books will find plenty to love about this book as the world gets even more fleshed out, with some new lore that adds intrigue to the setting. Sigrun has become a more mature individual with extra responsibilities, but she struggles to deal with her inner demons. Her conflicts and relationships seem to be the prime focus of Rebecca K. Busch's narrative. I love the fact that Khalon and Jae got individual point-of-view chapters. I enjoyed this book and urge fantasy lovers to give this series a go.

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