Overview:
Book 1 - The Golden Egg (Paperback, 192 pages)
In a world once filled with both good and evil dragons, all dragons were hunted down and killed. But a small group of Guardians live in the wasteland, clinging to the promise of a golden dragon and the rider it will choose to save humanity. When tragedy strikes, young Emilia flees the Order, which rules with an iron fist, and is rescued by Oliver, a young Guardian. Neither can possibly know the wild and dangerous adventure that lays before them when a golden dragon, Darrian, hatches and chooses its rider. The Order, led by a wicked priestess and her armies, will stop at nothing to find and destroy them. So begins a thrilling and deeply redemptive story of love and wonder.
Book 2 - The Unknown Path (Paperback, 208 pages)
The saga continues as the Order closes in on the Guardians who desperately cling to the promise that the golden dragon, Darrian, will save them from destruction. But there is a problem. The dragon is only a juvenile and nothing like the fierce symbol of protection they had imagined. To make matters worse, the rider that the dragon has chosen is far too young and inexperienced to ride him, much less save the world. With endearing patience a deep bond is forged between rider and dragon as the Order closes in to crush them all.
Book 3 - Rise of The Fire Walker (Paperback, 216 pages)
In the gripping conclusion of the Dragon Rider series, the Guardians are scattered and all hope is lost. Emilia and Oliver are forced to seek out an alliance with a deadly enemy, the Scalers, who live deep in the desert. Their only hope is to join with that enemy and directly confront the much larger armies of the Order in one final battle. Their only advantage is the golden dragon, Darrian. But Darrian is an unusual dragon with his own mind. And the Order has a new secret weapon that will easily crush any army.
Publication date: October 1, 2024
Language: English
Print length:
- Book 1: 192 pages
- Book 2: 208 pages
- Book 3: 216 pages
Lexiles scores
| The Golden Egg | 810L - 1000L |
| The Unknown Path | 810L - 1000L |
| Rise of The Fire Walker | 610L - 800L |
TED DEKKER is a New York Times bestselling thriller author. Heralded as a "master of suspense" by Library Journal, Dekker has sold millions worldwide, establishing himself as one of the most widely recognized author brands.
He began his career writing fantasy novels that explored spirituality (Black, Red and White) and has since become a major force in the mainstream fiction arena with his recent thrillers, "Adam," "Thr3e," "Skin," "Obsessed," "BoneMan's Daughters," which landed in the #10 on the New York Times hardcover bestseller list in 2009, and "The Bride Collector". Dekker has been honored with a Christy Award as well as a Gold Medallion Award for Best Fiction. "Thr3e" and his novel "House" became feature films.
Dekker was born to missionaries and grew up among cannibals of Indonesia, and his peculiar upbringing gives him a unique perspective outside the cultural bubble, allowing him the freedom to share provocative insights in his fiction. After leaving Indonesia, Dekker graduated from a multi-cultural high school and took up permanent residence in the United States, earning his B.A. in philosophy and religion, and then went into business.
In the early nineties, Dekker decided to pursue his desire to write fiction, selling his company, moving his family to the mountains of western Colorado, and writing full-time. Two years and three books later his first novel, a supernatural thriller called Heaven's Wager, was published. Dekker proceeded to write 6 more supernatural thrillers, rising to the top of many bestsellers lists and earning himself critical acclaim and legions of fans. "Thr3e" heralded his launch into mainstream fiction and was followed by "Obsessed," "Skin," "Adam," and "BoneMan's Daughters," all of which hit the New York Times bestseller list.
Ted Dekker's fans are comprised of readers of all ages, backgrounds, and belief systems who love his compulsively readable stories, authentic characters, and universal and relatable themes that he explores from a unique point of view.
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