An exiled warrior. A rare white dragon. A bond that could alter the course of history.
The first book in an epic dragon rider series from Amazon All-Star and international bestselling author Jada Fisher and K. L. Reinhart.
Valda Hemmsdottir was born a warrior. She was raised in a brutal land and is now feared across the kingdoms as a ruthless and highly effective bounty hunter. But when a mission goes wrong, she’s captured by an old enemy and dragged back to the icy homeland she fled years ago. When given an ultimatum to hunt the white dragon or watch her clan be destroyed, she has no choice but to agree. It's what she does after all. In the process, she discovers a magic thought lost in time and forges a bond that could change her destiny and the fate of the world.
Hunt for the White Dragon is the first book in the Dragons of Fire and Ice series, a fantasy adventure full of intrigue, betrayal, magic, and... dragons. If you enjoy magical worlds and unforgettable characters, you don't want to miss this epic adventure from Jada Fisher and K. L. Reinhart.
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Jada Fisher is the pen name used by Dave and Shannon VanBergen for co-authored fantasy projects. By working with multiple other talented authors, it allows them to share a wide variety of stories.
Dave publishes science fiction and fantasy stories under his real, full name, David J. VanBergen Jr..
Shannon is a USA Today Bestselling Author who publishes cozy mysteries under her real name, Shannon VanBergen.
It was an interesting read. It just got long and boring in the middle but the last parts held me. Looking forward to Valda and Iskyr's adventures in the second book. Onwards...
A heart-pounding story that pulls you in. Valda is a true heroine. Her character feels so real, you can feel her commitment and desire to avenge her clan and get rid of the cruel Jarl. Her character is well-rounded and relatable. It's hard not to fall in love with Iskyr, a young dragon who defends what's his and fights against cruelty to others. His sadness and strength when his mother dies, along with his courage to trust Valda, a stranger and a human, are inspiring.
Valda has been exiled from her home and is considered an oathbreaker by most of the others in her land. After 10 years as an exile, a bounty is placed on her head to be returned to her home. She is captured and returned, and finds her clan and father a shadow of their former self. She is told if she captures a dragon and turns it over to the Jarl, she and her clan will be spared.
Where are the last wild dragons? To control a dragon means to have a tool of war that you could use to achieve any ends. Valda admires the dragons, but the conflict in her clan and between clans is too much to pay they much attention.
She is determined to achieve freedom for her clan, but her skills are desired by those who would prefer she work for them. Pressed into a service she does not want in a brutal land she hopes for freedom. In a strange twist of circumstances, the hostile land is native to her. She is comfortable there.
To restore a dragon is more than she could hope for. To talk to one - that is beyond belief.
Wow! I've had this series on my kindle for a long time but finally got around to reading it this week. I am so glad I did. It's the best book I've read in a very long time. Valda and Iskar are such beautifully written characters and I am and always will be a pushover for a dragon story .
A strong female tracker, full of anger but talented with animal knowledge and weapons use, learns about herself as she's forced to track a wild dragon. She's a little over the top with attitude, but wouldn't be able to persevere without it. Fast read and very recommended.
I am now hooked- waiting impatiently for next book
I really enjoyed this story. Valda is getting into a lot of difficult situations and manages very well for a young girl. But she is a warrior and very brave! Looking forward to the next book! Thank you for a great read. l love dragons!
Totally enjoyed it! This is a well written and has well developed characters. The story is catching and with the strong characters makes for a very enjoyable read. This is a story that dragon lovers need to read. Loved it! Great Reading Everyone!
Fast paced action with a young female MC. world building does not get in the way of the character development or action, yet evokes a frozen fantasy world. I liked the dragon culture/lore.
This has been the best dragon book I've read since Anne Mcaffery. I a so looking forward to reading the rest of the series. I actually read this in one afternoon as I just couldn't put it down
A cross between 'How to train your dragon', and David Gemmell's 'Legend'. Gritty, strong female main character. Excellent first book in a YA fantasy series, non-stop action, would recommend. Looking forward to the next book in the series.
I truly enjoyed the story. The connection between dragon and rider was interesting and though not original, it felt unique and new. The complexity of Valda’s mission contrasted with the simplicity of Iskyr’s bond was the true story.
Book one I struggled to get into this,had to come back to it at a later date, not sure why, it got better somewhere that when it ended I was thinking of book two. It is a interesting storyline and gets better.
I ended up reading this all in one sitting. I don’t like the ending because I like endings that feel more finished. But this wasn’t near as bad as some other books.
Excellent 👍 reading and riveting plot. Loved every minute reading this book ❤️📖 ...love the "White Dragon" and young woman ♀️. She fits perfectly with this wild dragon...both are fantastic together.
This book offers an amazing story of finding one's self and how to correct a wrong that was done. Bonding and fighting to save those you love. What it means to keep a promise you made. Definitely a series that I recommend to readers.