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Split between Worlds: The Dragon Punisher
Sam made it through a coup in the dragon home world, leaving him with a name of an ancient dragon living inside him. The dragon's name had been content to quietly hum in the recesses of Sam's mind; now, however, it has begun to assert itself at the wrong times.To complicate matters, a hatching had gone awry, and the dragon has rejected the hatcher. As the chairman of HUSH (Honorable Underground Society of Hatchers), Sam has to find the missing dragon before the world discovers dragons again.
206 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 17, 2011
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June 23, 2012
Full Disclosure: I worked with the author on proofing and copy editing the Split Between World series.
These are great books for young adolescent boys: full of adventure, fun, friendship, and dragons. The language is very PG and clean - no swearing or foul language.
Sean Walton builds on a world we all know and incorporates a dragon world into the fold. Join Sam and his family as they explore what it means to be a part of a family and accept the gifts that we each have. Forgiveness and acceptance are great lessons that Sam learns from his journeys into the dragon culture.
These are great books for young adolescent boys: full of adventure, fun, friendship, and dragons. The language is very PG and clean - no swearing or foul language.
Sean Walton builds on a world we all know and incorporates a dragon world into the fold. Join Sam and his family as they explore what it means to be a part of a family and accept the gifts that we each have. Forgiveness and acceptance are great lessons that Sam learns from his journeys into the dragon culture.
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