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"Dragonkin follows admirably in the tradition of Watership Down, Redwall and other fantasies in which creatures heroically face obstacles with the best qualities of their breed. Miss it at your peril!"--John Vornholt
THE SEARCH FOR SANCTUARY
The war between Angmar and Degarm has begun, and their conflict has already spread deep into the Great Refuge. But a series of books, collectively known as The Book of Stormfire, indicate that three objects--the Diamond Dragon, the Glass Dragon, and the Heart of All Dragons--will show the way to a new homeland for the Dragonkin.
Joining with the Last Unicorn in the World, a wacky hummingbird, a group of human children, an outcast Griffin, and a cat-like female, two dragons, Chan and Luna, set out to search for the legendary objects. Along the way, they will find adventure and danger--and discover, to their alarm, that not all of the surviving Creatures of Myth live in the Great Refuge....
Robin W. Bailey, a lover of fantasy and science fiction for as long as he can remember, has devoted years of his life to writing in the fantasy and science fiction genre. His works include Swords Against the Shadowland, Shadowdance, Frost, Bloodsongs, and Skull Gate. Bailey served as the central/south regional director of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America for nine years and was been the president of the organization for two years, from 2005 through 2007. He is also one of the founders and board members of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame and a member of the Kansas City Science Fiction and Fantasy Society. He is an avid book collector and a fan historian. Bailey’s interests include music, martial arts, bodybuilding, soccer, and cycling.
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