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Synopsis
Born an outcast. Forged by dragons. Chosen by destiny. Kanastya has come a long way from being the outcast from the Haffen swamps. Now she’s the first dragon mage in generations. But power comes with a price. She’s become the target of the black dragon himself. He can level cities with his sharr’vok death breath, command an army of the walking dead—and he’s hunting Kanastya for something only she possesses: her dragon song. Serving on Vorden’s war council should make her an asset. Instead, her unstable magic threatens to make her a liability. Every spell slips through her hands while her enemy grows stronger. As the four kingdoms edge towards ruin, Kanastya must uncover the truth behind her magic. She’ll have to return to where it all began—the swamps of Haffen. Because the final battle won’t just decide the fate of the kindgoms. It will decide the fate of the dragon mage herself.
Is White Dragon Reborn: Dragon Riders of Vorden appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
Fantasy violence includes death magic, undead armies, and city-destroying dragon battles. No sexual content or strong language. Themes of overcoming prejudice and accepting destiny.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include death, war, and violence (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Teens will love following an outcast's journey to master dragon magic while battling an evil dragon commanding undead armies.