Dragon’s Cure by Kandi J Wyatt
Middle Grade Fantasy
 

Serena’s been hurt before, but not like this. He had gone too far this time, and she knew it. When she sets out on her own, she’s unsettled by the ominous noises that seem to follow her. Scratches and huffs that couldn’t have been made by any animal she had ever heard of. With wonder, she discovers that the noises are not the stuff of nightmares, but a baby dragon. And along with it, an intriguing dragon rider named Carryn.

While Serena begins training as a dragon rider, she struggles to trust her trainer and her new friends, including her dragon. When her future is put in jeopardy by dark forces, Serena must fight her greatest enemy: herself. Can she fight through the past to form a true friendship and avoid being enslaved again, or will her distrust cause her to lose the security she so desperately longs for? Will bitterness be set aside and broken hearts be healed?

Follow the tale of friendship, courage, and hardships of Serena and Carryn in this powerful middle grade novel by Kandi J Wyatt. (This is a middle grade novel, but has the subjects of human trafficking and abuse.)

 
4 out of 5
 
I greatly enjoyed reading this next installment in the Dragon Courage series. I love how lessons are woven into the story, and characters are shown to be redeemable, even if they start down the wrong path. Although a little darker, I was easily wrapped up in this story. I liked how it was Duskaya telling her grandchildren a story, a change from the narrative style of the previous books. I look forward to reading the next installment in the series.
 
 
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About the Author: Even as a young girl, Kandi J Wyatt, had a knack for words. She loved to read them, even if it was on a shampoo bottle! By high school Kandi had learned to put words together on paper to create stories for those she loved. Nowadays, she writes for her kids, whether that’s her own five or the hundreds of students she’s been lucky to teach. When Kandi’s not spinning words to create stories, she’s using them to teach students about Spanish, life, and leadership.