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ABOUT THIS BOOK

PUBLISHER: Floris Books

FORMAT: Paperback

ISBN: 9780863158087

RRP: £5.99

PAGES: 336

PUBLICATION DATE:
May 26, 2011

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Dragon Seeker

“There was a sudden shout and the chilling blast of a hunting horn. The dragon’s heart sank. The soldiers had spotted him. This truly was the end.” In his boundless quest for power, Lord Jezail has unearthed the terrible sword, Dragonslayer, from the depths of Edinburgh Castle, where it has lain buried for centuries. But the sword has its own agenda and, ensnared by its magic, Jezail becomes obsessed with the idea of killing Arthur, the MacArthurs’ wonderful dragon, and attacking the fabled Valley of the Dragons. His actions so enrage the Lords of the North that they set off after him, as the World of Magic finds itself on the brink of war. Can friends and foes unite to save the world they know and love? What is Count Vassili’s secret? And how did Arthur end up with the MacArthurs in the first place? Witches, wolf people, MacArthurs and magicians join forces with Neil and Clara MacLean in this final dragon-filled adventure (book six in the Dragonfire series).

Reviews of Dragon Seeker

'Edinburgh-born Anne Forbes' Dragonfire series of children's novels has revealed a magical side to modern Edinburgh.' — The Scotsman 'The sixth and final book in Anne Forbes' Neil and Clara series is a real thriller… Magic and trickery abound and is anyone who they seem to be?' — Lothian Life 'Dragon Seeker is the final book in the Dragonfire series. It is a fantasy novel, containing lots of elements of magic and folklore. These are thoughtfully constructed in a way that engages the reader. The writing is fast-paced, creating an exciting adventure story. Also the narrative used both a male and female protagonist to make it accessible to both boys and girls. Finally, even though it is the sixth book in the series it is easy to read as a stand-alone story.' — The School Librarian 'Fans of dragons and magic will love this book.' –Carousel, Spring 2012

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