Rise of the Shadowfire: A Graphic Novel (City of Dragons #2) - Yogis, Jaimal
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"Grace and her friends are still recovering from the evil attacks plotted by ancient warlord Daijiang when Nate suddenly reappears and whisks Grace away to the Dragon King's lair. There, she learns that Daijiang is searching for a powerful dragon stone that will help him take over the world--and that he has enlisted a terrifyingly fierce beast called Shadowfire to capture Grace. Pursued by the Shadowfire, Grace and her friends must get to Paris and stop Daijiang's plan. But their new ally, Dr. Kim, may not be all she appears, and a battle looms that could destroy all of Paris!"--

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"Grace and her friends are still recovering from the evil attacks plotted by ancient warlord Daijiang when Nate suddenly reappears and whisks Grace away to the Dragon King's lair. There, she learns that Daijiang is searching for a powerful dragon stone that will help him take over the world--and that he has enlisted a terrifyingly fierce beast called Shadowfire to capture Grace. Pursued by the Shadowfire, Grace and her friends must get to Paris and stop Daijiang's plan. But their new ally, Dr. Kim, may not be all she appears, and a battle looms that could destroy all of Paris!"--
Autorenporträt
VIVIAN TRUONG is a comic artist who has created artwork for Riot Games, miHoYo, Rebellion, and more. Her work includes the Punches and Plants webcomic series for the popular MOBA game League of Legends and the series City of dragons. She also works as a storyboard artist for game studios, a digital production studio, and a children's book publisher. She currently lives in London. JAIMAL YOGIS is the author of Saltwater Buddha, The Fear Project, All Our Waves Are Water, and the children's book series Mop Rides the Waves of Life, Mop Rides the Waves of Change and the City of Dragons. His writing has also appeared in The Atlantic, ESPN Magazine, and The Washington Post. He lives in Washington, D.C.