Dragongirl
Todd J. McCaffrey
(Author)
21,000+ Reviews
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Description
With a cast of beloved characters from previous Pern novels, Dragongirl is another triumph for Todd McCaffrey--and a riveting chapter for the Dragonriders of Pern.
Young Fiona, rider of the gold queen Talenth, has returned with the dragons and riders who fled into the past to heal their battle wounds and prepare to fight anew the menace of Thread. Now more than three years older, Fiona is no longer a child but a woman--thrust into authority by a shocking tragedy. But leading weyrfolk who are distrustful of a young outsider will be only one of her challenges. Despite gaining reinforcements from the past, too few dragons have survived the recent plague to stem the tide of the intensifying Threadfall. As a senior Weyrwoman, Fiona must take decisive action. With the aid of Lorana, the rider who sacrificed her dragon for others, and Fiona's true love, the harper Kindan, she proposes a daring, nearly impossible plan. But if it succeeds, it just might save them all.Product Details
Price
$8.99
Publisher
Random House Worlds
Publish Date
June 07, 2011
Pages
480
Dimensions
4.1 X 6.7 X 1.2 inches | 0.5 pounds
Language
English
Type
Mass Market Paperbound
EAN/UPC
9780345491176
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Todd McCaffrey is the bestselling author of the Pern novels Dragonsblood and Dragonheart, and the co-author, with his mother, Anne McCaffrey, of Dragon's Kin, Dragon's Fire, and Dragon Harper. A computer engineer, he currently lives in Los Angeles. Having grown up in Ireland with the epic of the Dragonriders of Pern, (R) he is bursting with ideas for new stories of that world, its people, and its dragons.
Reviews
Praise for Todd McCaffrey "The [Pern] torch has been passed and burns more brightly than ever."--Publishers Weekly, on Dragonsblood "Highly recommended . . . strong storytelling."--Library Journal (starred review), on Dragonheart