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Dragons are dangerous. To hunt them is insane.

There is something strange about the woman living on top of the hill and the people of Fishmonger Bay leave her alone. At least until the day she visits the village witch.

One magic-user is bad enough; the emergence of another—intolerable.

Spinning out of control, Reecah must decide whether to slay the dragon or risk becoming a victim of her people.

Can Reecah find the key to unlock her family heritage or will she fall prey to the secret so many have died to protect?

275 pages, ebook

Published June 18, 2019

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Richard H. Stephens

23 books140 followers
Born in Simcoe, Ontario, in 1965, I began writing circa 1974; a bored child looking for something to while away the long, summertime days. My penchant for reading The Hardy Boys led to an inspiration one sweltering summer afternoon when my best friend and I thought, "Hey, we could write one of those." And so, I did.

​As my reading horizons broadened, so did my writing. Star Wars inspired me to write a 600-page novel about outer space that caught the attention of a special teacher, Mr. Woodley, who encouraged me to keep writing.

A trip to a local book store saw the proprietor introduce me to Stephen R. Donaldson and Terry Brooks. My writing life was forever changed.

At 17, I left high school to join the working world to support my first son. For the next twenty-two years I worked as a shipper at a local bakery. At the age of 36, I went back to high school to complete my education. After graduating with honours at the age of thirty-nine, I became a member of our local Police Service, and worked for 12 years in the provincial court system.

In early 2017, I resigned from the Police Service to pursue my love of writing full-time. With the help and support of my lovely wife Caroline and our 5 children, I have now realized my boyhood dream.

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Profile Image for Maggie Lynn Heron-Heidel.
Author 23 books101 followers
February 6, 2020
If you’re a fan of dragons, this is a book for you!

I devoured this book in an afternoon. As a definite How To Train Your Dragon fan and also of the Eragon series, this book immediately tickled my fancy. The next to two books in this series are on my immediate TBR list. Five stars!
250 reviews23 followers
July 24, 2019
Review for “Reecah’s flight” by Richard H Stephens:

It’s the first book from “Legends of the Lurker” series written by Canadian author Richard H. Stephens. The story focuses on Reecah, a girl whose life changes after meeting a witch and befriending a baby dragon. Will she be able to save the dragons from extinction?
Mr. Stephens attracts his readers through his writing style that reminds us of fairy tales and medieval legends. In this new world, the readers will travel to many interesting places from Fishmonger Bay to the beautiful yet perilous dragon territory. There, they will have to face many dangers and overcome different obstacles that will put their physical and mental strength to the test.
The main theme of this epic story is heritage, which Reecah has to find and accept despite what she was thought when she was a child. Other themes that also had a connection to reality are the effects of bullying that makes it hard for the main character to trust people as she grows up, being considered an outcast by the crowd since the Draakvriends wanted to change the people’s point of view about dragons, discovering and accepting the truth although it hurts sometimes and the effects of misinformation and rumors.
Reecah, the main character is the image of the naïve girl who will turn into an independent fighter as the story goes. Self-taught, curious, kind, full of spunk, a bit of a tomboy, clever, caring, and brave and a dreamer, she learns that she has to be strong and fight for what she believes in. Like her mother, she shows compassion for dragons and vows to protect them in the end. Although life’s been hard, she decides to accept her heritage and give it a shot. She’s also the image of the future warrior woman.
The girl’s grandparents, Viliyam and Lizzy can be considered the yin and yang since they often argue due to their different point of views. But they always find ways to come to an agreement. While Viliyam encourages Reecah to pursue her dream of flying, Lizzy is more serious and wants her granddaughter to have her feet planted on the ground. She’s diligent and cares about her family. The old man is stronger and clever despite his age.
“He’s not what he seems” is the perfect expression to describe Jonas Waverunner. He’s a calm reserved polite man and a good friend, but he’s actually a cruel man who will punish everyone for making mistakes, including his own children as the readers will find out during the story.
Jonas Junior, one of Jonas Senior’s sons is the image of the confused generation since he’s been taught to be severe towards others who are of lower ranks like Reeach. Things will change as he grows up and learns the naked truth. He’s poised, strong, a good fighter and hates violence deep down. Although he doesn’t want to admit it, he has a soft spot for the Draakvriend girl whom he used to bully when they were kids. We can associate him with Draco Malfoy from the “Harry Potter” series and Marius Pontmercy from Victor Hugo’s “Les Miserables” since the three characters come from high society and are forced to do bad things against their will by their power-hungry families. They also decide to change their ways after finding the truth.
Jaxon is Jonas Senior’s third son. At first he seems to admire his older brother Jonas Junior, but turns against him after he refuses to bully Reecah later on. He’s the image of the snob, spoiled child who is selfish and prefers to cower when things get tough.
The author portrays another image of the outcast in Grimelda, the village witch. Unlike Reecah, the old woman doesn’t seem to mind that. She’s the first one to give hints to the main character about her true heritage. Her only companion is Raver, a raven who is smarter than meets the eye. He’s a comic relief most of the time, but becomes the girl’s sidekick and shoulder to cry on after the old woman’s death. He’s a survivor and fighter. Grimelda gives an air of mystery to the tale.
The High King and his offspring represent greed, cruelty and sadism since they want to destroy the dragons for good to be on top of the food chain. They even mistreat people. The dragon hunters are similar to poachers since they kill animals for the fun of it and take something from them as trophies.
One of the magical things in this wonderful book is the dragons who come in all shape and sizes, even colors. The war between men and dragons is similar to that of men and nature since most people destroy things they don’t want to understand because they’re blinded by hate and have their mind poisoned by greed. Due to their long lifespan, the dragons are wiser and more intelligent, but seem weak in front of human magic and weaponry.
Several virtues are represented by the dragons: friendship and bravery (Lurker), patience (Silence), wisdom (Grimclaw), cleverness (Swoop) and curiosity (Scarletclaws). Like in many exciting stories, there are things that have symbolic meanings such as: the hills and mountains which represent obstacles and reaching life goals; the pine tree that represent protection because Reecah takes refuge in the woods after the villagers destroy her home; water that represents transformation, blessing and motion.
Colors are present too having the following meanings: intelligence and coldness – blue; life, ambition and hope – green; action, confidence, courage, rage, anger and determination – red; reliability, elegance, approachability and security – brown; wisdom, dignity, delicate and sensitivity – purple; fear, mystery, aggression, strength, evil and authority – black.
There are also references to gemstones within the story. The Obsidian is known for its special powers that protect us from negativity just by showing the reflection of our inner selves. From a symbolic point of view, the emerald like Lurker’s eye color represents renewal and it can make negative thoughts go away since Reecah feels safe and happy in the dragonling’s presence. The ruby can protect others from dangers, and is the symbol of beauty and the ability to impress rivals. Amber like Grimclaw’s eye color is one of the oldest gemstones in the world that is said to have protection properties. It maintains emotional balance and clears the mind of negative energy.
Adventure, friendship, magic, humor and suspense await the readers at every page read. They will learn that although life is hard, there is a spark of hope out there. We just have to believe and take actions. “Reecah’s flight” is an epic novel and the illustrations within are marvelous.
Along with J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, Sophie Audouin-Mamikonian, J. K. Rowling, Laura Știrbu, B. K. Boes, Chris Riddell, K. M. Jenkins, Elena Kedros, Paula Harrison, Emily Martha Sorensen, Richard H. Stephens revolutionized fantasy literature through his writing style and the world which he created out of pure imagination. I also want to mention that the author added a pinch of Dickensian touch to the story as well because he portrayed the social classes, the characters’ lifestyles etc.
I recommend this book to readers 15+ because there are scenes that are not age-appropriate for younger readers.
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111 reviews5 followers
June 30, 2019
This is a great read, with crossover appeal to a YA audience and in fact anyone who enjoys a good story well told. It follows a plucky heroine as she finds her place in the world with the help of her faithful raven and dragon companions. Lots of action as well as some very poignant moments. I'm looking forward to book 2!
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90 reviews2 followers
May 1, 2019
This book is fantastic. The struggle of the main character felt real, and the challenges encountered people can, or will relate to. The first book in this series and I cannot wait for the rest of the series to come out. I couldn't put this one down until I found out how it ended.
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Author 15 books75 followers
January 26, 2020
If you are considering a fantasy book to put into your reading collection, I suggest you give this a shot! It is an enticing tale of a young woman whose life tugs her in every direction and everything she ever thought she knew falls to shambles. That is the premise of a lot of stories you may look at across amazon, but this one adds dragons, magic, and a quirky raven companion. It is easy to read and follow along with Reecah on your journey to fly. The hard part of this book is putting it down to do other things throughout the day. I think anyone purchasing will enjoy the readability and easy flow of the story, providing readers of any age or attention level a great read through.

Enjoy yourself and you too will learn to fly with Reecah.
Profile Image for Connie Fogg-Bouchard.
509 reviews4 followers
September 4, 2019
heartache for the dragons

Reecah's family has been connected to the dragons on the mountain for generations. Reecah is the last one. and it comes with great surprise to her that their traditional role is that of protector. Reecah feels compelled to do the same with the astounding results.
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Author 6 books146 followers
February 29, 2020
Overview: Even as Reecah Draakvriend struggles to fit in with society and unravel the dark secret hanging over her head, she must come to a decision whether to slay an infamous dragon or become a victim of her people. So begins a legendary quest worthy of birthing an epic fantasy heroine.

In “Reecah’s Flight”, Author Richard H. Stephens builds on a uniquely inspired and creative plotline that draws readers into an epic fantasy world they’ll never forget. Spanning the life of a precocious young girl who spends her childhood dreaming about becoming a dragon-rider to her adulthood as an individual who is bullied and shunned by her village simply for being different, “Reecah’s Flight” is an epic fantasy that immerses readers into a complex world of witches, wizards, dragon-hunters and, of course, magical creatures.

As a character, Reecah evolves into a strong female lead after being devastated by the loss of her home and family at a young age. Never losing sight of her ambitions and dreams, Reecah overcomes many impossible obstacles, not to mention the bias and brutality of her peers, to attain her goals through sheer persistence and determination. But, she’s put to the test when she’s given the choice of destroying the very beasts she’s come to admire or face the wrath of those who threaten their very existence.

Author Stephens’ enchanting and inspiring fantasy epic is custom written for anyone who enjoys a unique and challenging adventure that just happens to be led by a strong and capable female role model. The story is also bolstered by the fact that dragons are alive and well, and living in Reecah’s world! The author’s intuitive knowledge of these mythical beasts and their habits imbues this tale with a sense of reality and affinity that will completely delight and fascinate his readers.

I highly recommend “Reecah’s Flight” for fantasy and dragon lovers, ages teen through adult. This imaginative, absorbing, and clever tale stands among my all-time favorite reads and I’m greatly looking forward to reading the entire Legends of the Lurker Series.
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Author 43 books1,164 followers
September 16, 2019
What a wonderful story! First of all, Reecah is an incredibly likable character who was so easy to root for! We first meet her as a child who is being raised by her grandparents. From the very beginning, it’s clear that the family is somehow different from other inhabitants of the village and it’s one of the reasons why Reecah is constantly subjected to taunts from the local boys’ side. Only her grandfather’s ability to track down the dragons keeps them in favor with the local leader, Jonas Waverunner, but as soon as Reecah’s grandfather perishes, just like her grandmother a few years later, the young girl finds herself on her own and it depends only on her now whether she’s going to make it or not.

Reecah’s resilience and fearlessness made me admire her most of all on her perilous journey of self-discovery and, later, on her quest to protect whom she was destined to protect, according to the secret revealed to her by a local witch and her great-aunt, Grimelda. When the entire twisted truth behind the bloody dragon hunts is revealed, Reecah must decide who she wants to stand with - fire-breathing creatures which she was taught to fear her entire life or cruel and treacherous Jonas and his clan.

There were quite a few scenes that really made me love this story even more. The one where Reecah covers the dying baby-dragon with a blanket was a real tear-jerker, and getting such an emotional response out of the readers is never an easy feat, so I applaud the author for writing it in such a powerful way. Lurker and other dragons were all absolutely adorable! They had such personalities, it was impossible not to fall in love with them. I could go on and on about this story, but I’ll just leave it at saying that I enjoyed it tremendously and I’m really looking forward to reading more books in this series. A real five-star read!
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Author 5 books22 followers
December 9, 2021
This is a well-written tale about a young woman attempting to discover her place in her realm where humans slaughter the young ancient dragons. As she grows older, she learns that all that had been told to her may not be true. She discovers that she may be more than her grandparents told her.
This is a tale of discovery, dragons, adventure, and the beginnings of political kingdom intrigue. Oh, and did I say dragons. Yes, plenty of dragons and even an enduring character named Raver. Richard H. Stephens is weaving not only a tale but a series, and now it seems a whole realm of stories that will keep a reader enthralled for many books to come.
Enjoy this masterful tale. It is well worth the read and investment of your imagination into his realm.
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Author 120 books2,696 followers
August 1, 2019
Oh my goodness that was an emotional roller coaster of a ride - I cried more than once, laughed out loud, garnering me a few strange looks, and if I hadn't been reading it in ebook form I would have thrown it at least twice -- that's good by the way.

Great writing -- great flow--great characters. I'm a fan!
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1,551 reviews4 followers
January 21, 2021
Loved this book. I always love reading about dragons. I think they are beautiful creatures. Can't wait to read the rest of the series. Can't wait to see what happens with Reecah next.
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Author 4 books35 followers
September 21, 2019
Reecah is a young girl with hopes and dreams of flying. She is loved by her Grandparents, having lost her own parents, that is until she too, loses them as well. Left on her own to survive in a time when dragons roam the town and threaten the livelihood of many townspeople, Reecah's journey begins as she unwillingly unravels her family's secrets, and an unlikely friendship with dragons develops.

This is an epic fantasy book about not only dragons, but talking dragons, talking birds, trolls and witches. I enjoyed many aspects of this book, the main character Reecah herself, Raver her bird, the story line, and the writing style.

I loved the opening line:
"Poppa, do you think I'll ever be able to fly"?
"Of course, little poppet. You can do anything you set your mind to."

This line was more than just an opening line, it offered insight into the relationships explored in this book, and it hinted on some of the themes. I was hooked from that line on. I would have finished this book in less than the week it took me to read, but life gets busy, and I had to force myself to put it down at times to go do the much needed household chores. I read the majority of the book, however, in one sitting.

The pacing was smooth, not too much action all the time, allowing the reader to connect to the everyday struggles that Reecah goes through, but when needed, the author knew how to amp up the adventure, taking the reader on a well travelled epic journey.

The final battle at the end has left me with many questions. The ending was typical of a series in that there was some closure, but not much, so I am excited to read book 2, which just released this week! Reecah's Gift.
Profile Image for Sandy Fosdick.
12 reviews4 followers
September 17, 2019
This is an amazing adventure not unlike the Hobbit. Wherein an unwilling adventurer finds her place in a cruel but fascinating world.
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215 reviews3 followers
October 6, 2019
Really good book

I really enjoyed this book. I was skimming through KU and saw this book and decided to take a chance. Very glad I did. Dragons, action and magic. My only wish is that Reecah stop being so indecisive.
15 reviews
August 16, 2019
Read it in one sitting! Couldn’t put it down! Can’t wait for Reecah’s Gift in September 2019!
17 reviews
September 14, 2019
LOVED this book! The endearing Raven and the quest to save the dragons was entertaining, adventurous and wonderful! Fantasy lovers - this is for you! Looking forward to book 2 in September!
Profile Image for Karen Eisenbrey.
Author 25 books50 followers
April 14, 2020
Reecah is a girl who dreams of flying. She lives with her grandparents, a family of outcasts on the hill above Fishmonger Bay. She doesn’t remember her parents, who she’s been told were killed by dragons when she was a baby. She is left friendless when her grandfather apparently meets the same fate, and an orphan when her grandmother succumbs a few years later. Her only ally? Grimelda, the creepy old witch in the village. At Grimelda’s suggestion, Reecah trains hard to become a tracker with the dragon hunt, though it means dealing with her family’s nemesis Jonas and his horrid sons. Bit by bit, she learns that everything she thought she knew about her family—and dragons—is false. She has a greater, perhaps more dangerous destiny than she ever dreamed.

I loved Reecah because she makes no effort to be likeable. She’s a bad-tempered loner with almost no social skills who fiercely loves her family. As a child, she was perfectly willing to beat the everloving crap out of the boys who taunted her but wisely refrains when they grow bigger (though one of them gets on the wrong end of her bootheel late in the book). She has good weaponry but not much skill. I liked that she didn’t instantly become an expert swordswoman upon inheriting her great-grandmothers blades; she may have a special destiny, but she’s still very human. She’s a faster and better climber than her foes, which opens up a new life for her in the mountains. She mostly doesn’t think about her appearance. It’s implied that she might be an attractive young woman but that has no place in her self-image. She doesn’t know what to think of her one lovestruck suitor. She’s much more adept when she discovers an unexpected tie to dragons. The orphaned young dragons who enter the story are very funny and also a good team with Reecah. They get through a catastrophe together, but things are left unresolved enough for sequels to come.

Recommended for readers who went through dragon-y phase the way other kids had a horse-y phase.
355 reviews4 followers
October 14, 2019
This is a really good book. It starts off when Reecah is a child then skips though her life until she becomes an adult and she begins to learn who she really is. The author does a great job of building both the main character and world she lives in and the plot is unique and stimulating. Other characters are interesting and well thought out. From early on I had this book pegged as a solid 4 stars, however it keeps getting better and better as you work your way through it. It’s an enjoyable read and keeps you guessing as to what happens next; nothing in it is predictable. I almost missed my train stop on my way to work as it had me so engaged.
I don’t often give 5 star reviews and I have a strict reasons for when I do. I have to be honest, this book doesn’t meet any of my usual criteria (which probably is a bit too strict). However, I can find no justifiable reason to give this novel anything less than 5 stars. It delivers everything you want from a really good book. This is nothing whatsoever I can find fault with. There are no parts where I could say ‘that doesn’t really work well’ or ‘it would have been better if this had happened instead’. The author has done a great job.
There is already a follow-up, which I can’t wait to read.
390 reviews
July 13, 2020
At such a young age, Reecah started losing people. By the age of 12, she was alone, except for her kooky raven, Raver. Even though her childhood is filled with tragedy, Reecah is strong-minded, smart and extremely knowledgeable about the area she lives in. Not to mention that despite being teased, bullied and downright hated for who her family is, she’s kind and compassionate. Despite a few somewhat graphic scenes of brutality towards dragons, this book was immensely beautiful. Vivid in world-building and character personality, it drew me in from the first line. It continued to keep me engaged throughout and I am in love with Lurker, Swoop and Silence. I sincerely hope in the next book they can avenge the deaths of their friends and loved ones and that Reecah learns what her gift is and how to use it to help the new family she has made.
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724 reviews4 followers
February 8, 2022
Its is always scary starting a new series especially if its also a new author to you. Do not have a care, if you are a fantasy lover this book is for you. The heroine is acceptably naive as she is brave, she fails as much as she succeeds, making her a believable character. The dragons are of course both adorable and fearsome. so pleased to have read this, will not hesitate to read this author again. Looking forward to getting the next in the series

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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20.7k reviews362 followers
February 19, 2022
Finding Her Destiny . . .

Things were always hidden from Reecah Draakvriend. She had a destiny her family never mentioned to her. She was actually lied to in order to keep her from questioning. Yet she dreamed of flying and wondered how high she could possibly fly.

The other children bullied her, making Reecah want solitude. She discovers her destiny as a Windwalker where she would commit her life to protecting the world’s dragons from power-hungry men. Will she accept this destiny? Or will she continue to believe the lies?

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Author 44 books116 followers
April 8, 2022
A vivid and unique imagination.
I love dragon stories, and this one is different than many.
Instead of the love for dragonriders and being a dragonrider as many epics start, this one takes a different approach.
Dragons are feared. So much so, that expeditions go out every year during hatchling season to try and rid the land of the creatures before they reach maturity.

Reecah is uneasy about it though, and ever since a little girl, she has dreamed of flying.

An epic adventure of life and loss, and the dare to dream. Looking forward to the next book in the series!
620 reviews19 followers
June 19, 2019
Interesting read

Interesting read with another way to tell the story of dragons and the riders or should I say rider working to protect. However Reecah's personality and behavior was somewhat distracting from the storyline by her acting stupid. It takes her too long to make the right decision like....... what did she not learn the first time....really. Room for improvement.....hopefully the next book she'll become wiser.
174 reviews6 followers
February 21, 2022
A Gritty story of deceit , and Valor. Reecah has been lied to her whole life by a grandmother "to keep her safe". The townies hate her family, she has been picked on her whole life ,Yet she overcomes that situation to find the Truth.The History of her family with the Dragons. I am an Honest ARC Reviewer this was a spellbinding read that sets up the rest of the series,though a little laggy the Character / World building are spot on.

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358 reviews8 followers
May 4, 2020
Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book and I am leaving this review voluntarily. The opinions are my own.

Reecah's Flight is an enjoyable well written story. I found myself rooting for Reecah to succeed. I liked the mystery of the story unraveling before her. The action was intense but it isn't an all action book. I look forward to book number 2.
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570 reviews43 followers
May 9, 2023
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Wow, this is absolutely fantastic. The way Richard writes will draw you into the world of dragons. Family secrets have kept Reecah from her true destiny. When tragedy happens, she is forced into finding out who she really is.

" There will come a time in the not too distant future that you will be required to accept your heritage if you want to survive."

Every page is full of excitement and dragons. One of my favorite characters was Lurker... loved him. And Raver 🖤


is absolutely fantastic.  The way Richard writes will draw you into the world of dragons.  Family secrets have kept Reecah from her true destiny.  When tragedy happens, she is forced into finding out who she really is.

" There will come a time in the not too distant future that you will be required to accept your heritage if you want to survive."

Every page is full of excitement and dragons.  One of my favorite characters was Lurker... loved him. And Raver 🖤
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38 reviews2 followers
March 14, 2023
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Reecah's Flight -- Richard Stephens

I can't BELIEVE I finished this book in one day! Five stars to Mr Stephens.. I was absolutely absorbed--What exactly does one say to a dragon upon meeting one? Does she ask him for a ride because she wants to fly too? Much less be a part of an adventure toward her life path ? Very well done-- I look forward to reading the rest of this series!

"Bullied and ostracized, Reecah Draakvriend simply wants to be left alone. At least until the day she visits the village witch and learns a shocking secret.

With her life spinning out of control, Reecah must decide whether to slay the dragon or become a victim of her people.

Can Reecah find the courage to unlock her destiny or will she fall prey to the secret so many have died to protect?"
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Author 15 books341 followers
December 17, 2019
This was a well-written, action packed, coming-of-age adventure. Reecah has been ridiculed and bullied all her life by the townspeople. She was brought up by her grandparents after her parents were killed, but her grandfather, Poppa, is killed during one of the dragon hunts and all that remains is her grandmother who wants Reecah to stay clear of all things related to dragons. Destiny has a way of claiming young Reecah though and soon she is on the perilous path to either certain doom or immense greatness. I am eager to follow along with her as she discovers her heritage while meeting both foes and friends along the way. Highly Recommended!
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3 reviews
March 18, 2023
I thoroughly enjoyed Book 1 of the Legends of the Lurker series (Reecah's Flight). This fantasy book is family freindly (for younger readers - perhaps middle school and up), but includes enough depth to satisfy readers of all ages.
The main character, Reecah, is a unique character who evolves over the course of the story. Author Riuchard H. Stephens' setting descriptions are rich and immersive. His approach to the dragon characters is unique and engaging.
I am already looking forward to reading Book 2 (Reecah's Gift).
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