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Synopsis
Lisette de Lille and Tristen de Rocco are anxious to raise their new daughter Alara and discover what kind of dragon she might be. Unfortunately, Alara has been kidnapped by a woman who is obsessed with Rocco and willing to do anything to make him love her. As Lisette seeks out their daughter, her old home is beset by enemies-Île des Oiseaux is under attack by the newest occupants from Spain, a count and his family bent on stripping the island of its riches while putting its people under the lash. Rocco is also searching for Alara-he has retired his blood dragon curse, only to find himself as a different kind of dragon, one that transforms using a different set of rules, complicating his hunt. They will need the help of pirates, nobility, and a more than a little magic to find their baby and free Île des Oiseaux in this conclusion to the Dragon Shadows trilogy.
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Is New Dragon Soaring appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
This fantasy romance features kidnapping of an infant, colonial violence, magical conflict, and themes of obsession and possession, with moderate action sequences and implied romance between married protagonists.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, mild sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include child harm, slavery, kidnapping, and captivity.
Who'll love this
A dragon-shifter couple races to rescue their kidnapped baby while defending their island home from colonial invaders with the help of pirates and magic.