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On Earth, dragons and darklings are trapped in a bitter, unresolved conflict. But at the dawn of history, something is working to bring about a change. A mysterious force is rewriting timelines, turning what was once legend into startling reality... Under the control of the wicked sibyl Gwilinna, the evil Ix have taken over and infected all life-forms with their Shadow, creating a darkling army. Voss, the leader of the army, has captured and imprisoned Gawain, one of the last dragons in existence, and is using him to seek a dark energy buried in the heart of the Earth. Desperate to stop the Ix, the Pennykettle dragons summon David and Rosa, two mysterious travelers from the future, for help. But together, are they powerful enough to prevent Voss and the darkling army from destroying the world *and* restore life as it should be?
Is The fire ascending (Last Dragon Chronicles #7) appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 10 and up.
Series finale features epic battles between dragons and dark forces, with imprisoned dragons and a world-threatening army. Violence is fantasy-appropriate for middle grade readers but involves conflict and peril throughout.
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This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include captivity, violence, and possession.
Who'll love this
The final showdown between dragons and darklings features time-traveling heroes, imprisoned dragons, and an epic quest to save the world from dark forces.