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The Dragon's Mage
A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by Honor Raconteur
Book 6 of the Advent Mage Cycle Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Dragon Riders,
- Mage Protagonist,
- Fantasy Mystery,
- Fire Magic,
- Reluctant Hero
This book is for you if you're into...
- Fire mages navigating dragon antics and accidental ancient magic
- Dragons with big personalities who adopt their humans
- Fantasy mysteries with arson, artifacts, and rookie heroes
Take one newly trained Fire Mage. Make him the first (sane) Fire Mage that's been born in the past two hundred years. Have him leave home and venture into the Empire of Sol.
Add one powerful, curious, fire-eating dragon who keeps stalking him.
Throw in an arsonist on the loose, ancient artifacts coming to life, and a mystery to be solved and Krys more than has his hands full as a newly minted dragon rider firefighter. Now if he could catch the madman and prevent the whole empire from burning down, that'd be great.
Krys hopes the arsonist isn't another Fire Mage, but the odds aren't looking good.
Tags: Dragon stalker, which isn't alarming (much), Fire Mage, learning how to ride a dragon involves bruises and rough landings, barbeque challenge for a dragon is easy peasy, small Kryses are not to be hurt, so says Kaya, accidental triggering of ancient magic system, oopsie, arson, hot rocks, crunch crunch, better call Garth, small Kryses make Kaya happy, only Fire Mages can prevent forest fires.
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