Guild of the Blue Dragon eBook Christopher Fulbright
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Kody Warren has more experience with death than any 13-year-old should. He lost his father in the Iraq war and now his mother’s dying of cancer, forcing him to live in the city with his uncle. The only positive thing is that Angel Reese lives in the apartment across the hall. And lately, Angel is stirring feelings in him that have him thinking about her in a whole new way.
Kody needs a miracle to save his mother. That miracle’s name is Gwydian Dracon, blue dragon, healer and master of Rymworld. When the owner of Kody’s favorite magic shop sends them on a quest to find the blue dragon, Kody and Angel are plunged into an ancient war between Gwydian and his evil brother, the black dragon Drakanikus Savitar. Their battlegrounds are the streets of our world and the boundary between this dimension and the next.
Trailed by a twisted agent of the black dragon bent on his master’s will, Kody and Angel are swept into a world within a world where they find their quest carries dire consequences. Finally, Kody must face the ultimate question—is his mother’s life worth saving if it costs the lives of thousands more?
An epic urban fantasy adventure with angels, demons, and magical creatures of all kinds, Guild of the Blue Dragon appeals to fans of Christopher Paolini’s Inheritance Cycle, J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series, and C.S. Lewis’s tales of Narnia.
This is a full length novel.
Guild of the Blue Dragon eBook Christopher Fulbright
I'm not usually a fan of books with young kids as the main protagonists of the story. However, and this is what got me, Mr. Fulbright, the cover caught my eye. Dragons! I've always loved dragons! Having several of my book-buying criteria met, I read the description. A boy is trying to save his dying mother and must find and enlist the help of an ancient blue dragon in another dimension.The price was very reasonable, so I figured, why not? I purchased the book and loaded it on my iPad. Let me just say that I'm very glad I did!
Kody and Angel are two teenagers that are caught up in a quest to try and locate the one thing that will save Kody's dying mother: the blue dragon. This dragon has allegedly been around since the time of the bibilical floods and was one of two dragons allowed on the ark. Now, I'm not a religious person, and was (briefly) nervous that this story would have some seriously religious undertones to it. Nope. It made some references, but that's about it. Now, back to the story. This blue dragon is considered to be a good dragon. However, due to all the needy & greedy people out there who have learned that the dragon can cure just about anything, the drgaon went into hiding.
Also, where you have good dragons you naturally have bad dragons. The black dragon has been trying to find the blue one also since the time of the flood. Apparently he was denied a boarding pass and he's a wee bit bitter about it. So the black dragon survived the floods and wants a little revenge.
I enjoyed this book. It kept me entertained. I found myself swearing when certain parts transpired in the book (see what happens? I get too involved!), and even found myself laughing out loud several times.
Now for the critique. I could have easily given this book five stars, but there were a few things that prevented me from doing so. I thought there was an excessive use of analogies. I don't mind a few comparisons from time to time but it seemed like there were more than normal here. Also, there were quite a few fragmented sentences. I can let some slide, as I have been known to use `em as well in my own books, but again, I thought there were a few more than necessary. The lsat bit I wanted to mention was that I... ***spoiler alert!!***
...was that I got to the part where Kody and Angel were underground in the aquarium on their way to find the portal to get to Rymworld (sp?), and all of a sudden they were in the river. They got on the gatekeeper's back and started swimming away and they managed to get into a river. I wasn't sure how that managed to happen. Yes, some zoos & aquariums are right on the water (used to work in one - maybe that's why I had a problem with it?), so it's possible to border a body of water, but there would be grates and the like separating the critters from the outside from those on the inside. That's my own observation.
All in all, though, I truly enjoyed the book and will gladly keep this one on my iPad as I plan on reading it again in the future. Great job, Mr. Fulbright! I hope you come out with another installment soon!
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Guild of the Blue Dragon eBook Christopher Fulbright Reviews
I'm not usually a fan of books with young kids as the main protagonists of the story. However, and this is what got me, Mr. Fulbright, the cover caught my eye. Dragons! I've always loved dragons! Having several of my book-buying criteria met, I read the description. A boy is trying to save his dying mother and must find and enlist the help of an ancient blue dragon in another dimension.
The price was very reasonable, so I figured, why not? I purchased the book and loaded it on my iPad. Let me just say that I'm very glad I did!
Kody and Angel are two teenagers that are caught up in a quest to try and locate the one thing that will save Kody's dying mother the blue dragon. This dragon has allegedly been around since the time of the bibilical floods and was one of two dragons allowed on the ark. Now, I'm not a religious person, and was (briefly) nervous that this story would have some seriously religious undertones to it. Nope. It made some references, but that's about it. Now, back to the story. This blue dragon is considered to be a good dragon. However, due to all the needy & greedy people out there who have learned that the dragon can cure just about anything, the drgaon went into hiding.
Also, where you have good dragons you naturally have bad dragons. The black dragon has been trying to find the blue one also since the time of the flood. Apparently he was denied a boarding pass and he's a wee bit bitter about it. So the black dragon survived the floods and wants a little revenge.
I enjoyed this book. It kept me entertained. I found myself swearing when certain parts transpired in the book (see what happens? I get too involved!), and even found myself laughing out loud several times.
Now for the critique. I could have easily given this book five stars, but there were a few things that prevented me from doing so. I thought there was an excessive use of analogies. I don't mind a few comparisons from time to time but it seemed like there were more than normal here. Also, there were quite a few fragmented sentences. I can let some slide, as I have been known to use `em as well in my own books, but again, I thought there were a few more than necessary. The lsat bit I wanted to mention was that I... ***spoiler alert!!***
...was that I got to the part where Kody and Angel were underground in the aquarium on their way to find the portal to get to Rymworld (sp?), and all of a sudden they were in the river. They got on the gatekeeper's back and started swimming away and they managed to get into a river. I wasn't sure how that managed to happen. Yes, some zoos & aquariums are right on the water (used to work in one - maybe that's why I had a problem with it?), so it's possible to border a body of water, but there would be grates and the like separating the critters from the outside from those on the inside. That's my own observation.
All in all, though, I truly enjoyed the book and will gladly keep this one on my iPad as I plan on reading it again in the future. Great job, Mr. Fulbright! I hope you come out with another installment soon!
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