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The Druid and the Dragon
Sixteen-year-old Fraser Campbell knows what it's like to face bullies - high school has made sure of that. But standing up to a few teenagers is nothing compared to facing a dark wizard. When Nightwind, a grouchy old dragon, whisks Fraser away to the magical realm of Terranaught, he's thrust into a world he never knew existed and a destiny he never asked for: defeat the powerful wizard Lord Borath.
The problem? No one, least of all Fraser, believes he can do it - except Nightwind. To have any chance at all, Fraser must push past his fear and self-doubt to master the ways of both Guardian and Druid in only a few short months - not the years it usually takes to learn. But even if he manages that, how can a kid who's never believed in himself and a dragon a hundred years past his prime stand against the greatest evil Terranaught has ever known?
The problem? No one, least of all Fraser, believes he can do it - except Nightwind. To have any chance at all, Fraser must push past his fear and self-doubt to master the ways of both Guardian and Druid in only a few short months - not the years it usually takes to learn. But even if he manages that, how can a kid who's never believed in himself and a dragon a hundred years past his prime stand against the greatest evil Terranaught has ever known?
Sixteen-year-old Fraser Campbell knows what it's like to face bullies - high school has made sure of that. But standing up to a few teenagers is nothing compared to facing a dark wizard. When Nightwind, a grouchy old dragon, whisks Fraser away to the magical realm of Terranaught, he's thrust into a world he never knew existed and a destiny he never asked for: defeat the powerful wizard Lord Borath.
The problem? No one, least of all Fraser, believes he can do it - except Nightwind. To have any chance at all, Fraser must push past his fear and self-doubt to master the ways of both Guardian and Druid in only a few short months - not the years it usually takes to learn. But even if he manages that, how can a kid who's never believed in himself and a dragon a hundred years past his prime stand against the greatest evil Terranaught has ever known?
The problem? No one, least of all Fraser, believes he can do it - except Nightwind. To have any chance at all, Fraser must push past his fear and self-doubt to master the ways of both Guardian and Druid in only a few short months - not the years it usually takes to learn. But even if he manages that, how can a kid who's never believed in himself and a dragon a hundred years past his prime stand against the greatest evil Terranaught has ever known?
