DragonKnight (Dragon Keepers Chronicles, Book 3)
Praise forDragonKnight“DragonKnightis a thoroughly enchanting fantasy where dragons speak, tiny mouse-like guardians protect normal-size folk, and young people search for identity. Woven through Donita K. Paul’s carefully crafted world is a strong theme of love, redemption, and the sufficiency of God to see His children through all trials. The icing on this delightful cake is a surprise ending that brings tears of joy!”–Douglas Hirt, author of the Cradleland Chronicles series“Donita K. Paul’s inventiveness never ceases to amaze. Fresh ideas for new races of people and unusual creatures keep flowing from her gifted pen. InDragonKnight, we meet a few of these and rejoin old friends like Kale, Bardon, Regidor and the ever-huggable Toopka on a rollicking adventure. As always, this author has a whole bag of tricks up her sleeve–unexpected plot twists, heart-tugging relationships, and captivating characters. Classic is written all over this series.”–Jill Elizabeth Nelson, author of Reluctant Burglar“DragonKnightswept me into the exciting exploits of Bardon and his loyal friends. The inventive and richly compelling characters quickly drew me into their lives and into a fast-paced fantasy adventure.”–Faye Spieker, playwright and author of ministry tools for children“Charming characters in a colorful make-believe world full of beauty and danger. Classic good against evil with wonderful spiritual truths layered throughout and enough twists to keep the reader engaged from first page to last.”–Sandra D. Moore, Director, American Christian Fiction Writers Association“Donita K. Paul’s new novel examples the skillful weaving of a fantasy story with strong moral lessons and spiritual insights. Throughout her series, Paul has created fascinating characters who battle powerful enemies and learn what it means to live life in the process. As a result,DragonKnightis both fun and important reading. Young readers will love the action–and readers of all ages will appreciate the insights.”–Paul Moede, co-Author, Good News About Your Strong Willed Child