Denice Hughes Lewis

Dragon Cloud (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Tazure is a young dragon who must return to Earth to retrieve the 'Magic Pearl of Nukua'. He doesn't want to go. His home, Draggonfeld, is safe in a twin dimension far from the human barbarians who tried to eliminate dragons on Earth hundreds of years ago. Tazure is the only one his father can send. And if he doesn't succeed, the evil Dragonscar will destroy his home and Earth.

Everything changes when Tazure crashes through the light-reef and gets lost on Earth. Wounded, he kidnaps Jase and his younger sister, Megan.

Being kidnapped by a dragon makes Jase grow up fast. When Megan insists on helping the dragon, Jase wonders how he will be able to protect her. He has a good arm for baseball and little else, he thinks.

Finding the hidden pearl underwater, fleeing a dangerous wyvern, flying through the light tunnel is nothing compared to the dangers awaiting them in Draggonfeld. They become separated and must rely on inner resources they don't know they have in order to survive.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Prism Arts LLC
• Altersempfehlung: ab 13 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. August 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780998454740
• Artikelnr.: 53531965

Autorenporträt

Denice and her writing partner, Suzan Noyes, were winners in the 2014 Oregon International Film Awards for their screenplay, "Mission Implausible: The Undead Identity." Her individual wins include the Harvest Festival for her short story, "The Kite Builder" and her book, "Dragon Cloud," a winner in the pre-teen category of the 2011 Global eBook Awards. She has also won first place with her partners for their screenplay, 'Boarders' in the 2012 Catalina Film Festival and silver place in the Oregon Writer division of the Oregon Film Awards, 2012.. Judging for several screenwriting contests, she is well-acquainted with the structure, plot, characterization and emotion needed to create excellent writing of any kind. Visit her website if you need a consultation. Denice is a graduate of the Institute of Children¿s Literature. She specializes in fantasy, humor, adventure and drama. She has studied screenwriting with Cynthia Whitcomb, a playwright, T.V. and screenwriter. At Screenwriting U, she completed the Pro Series. Being a member of several groups keeps her busy: the ProSeries Alumni - an active online group of dedicated screenwriters, Willamette Writers and SCBWI - a society for children¿s writers and illustrators.