Kristin Stecklein

The Dragon's Guardian (Kaylyn's Story, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Raising a dragon isn't easy, especially when dragons and humans have hated each other as long as anyone can remember. Yet Kaylyn Madara is given a dragon egg and has promised to raise it. The hatchling, Nightfire, has an inherited disdain for humanity that doesn't make things easier, and Kaylyn is only thirteen. The adults who see the baby dragon as a threat or a tool are just more problems for the young girl to handle. While allies are willing to step up and guide her, Kaylyn isn't sure that she wants to become the warrior they're trying to turn her into. She sees the growing tension between the dragon clans and the human race and desperately wants to forge peace between them before the hatred turns into an outright war. But there's more than one war on the horizon, and the outcome of either confrontation is going to depend on a dragon and his guardian.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kristin Stecklein
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Juli 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781535133609
• Artikelnr.: 53175115

Autorenporträt

I started writing in High School, inspired by the novel, The Moon Is Down. From there, inspiration brought dozens of other ideas, most of them centering on fantasy fiction themes with strong female characters. I am not a damsel in distress, and I don't write characters who are, generally. In my fairy tales, the damsel locked away in a tower already has an escape plan and typically a weapon or two.

I currently teach music in Oklahoma and live with two cats who provide plenty of entertainment. I like Disney, and action movies, superheroes, adventure, magic, royalty, and books that combine these elements. As that is what comprises 95% of my bookshelves, that is what I tend to write.

I want to write books that all ages are able to read and help them to enjoy getting lost in a book the way I do. More, I want my readers to see my characters learning, making honorable choices. Of course, not every character can be noble and self-sacrificing, or there wouldn't be much conflict, but the majority of my characters are trying to be good people, just like I imagine most people are trying to be.

While I do not intend to write romance novels, it has a habit of creeping in there, as most of the world is searching for love, and I like happy endings. I also seem to have an unrealized fascination for the military, as most of my ideas involve military and fighting in some form or another, as well as adventure. Because isn't adventure all about self-discovery and bettering yourself?