Dragon's Cure
by Kandi J. Wyatt
My rating: 4.5 stars
Series: Dragon Courage - Book 4
Publication Date: August 18, 2016
Publisher: Kandi J. Wyatt
Genre: Middlegrade/YA Fantasy
Print Length: 307 pages
Available from: Amazon | Barnes & Noble

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.)

Dragon's Cure by Kandi J. Wyatt (Dragon Courage #4)

Serena will learn the true meaning of familial love and what a family will risk for each other. She will also learn trust and forgiveness, as well as to believe in both herself and those around her.
This time out, Kandi J. Wyatt’s The Dragon’s Cure is a little darker, but still filled with the wonder of a world where dragons and humans work together by choice through a special bond of love and respect. Ms. Wyyatt has also tackled a sensitive contemporary topic with the skill of a master, not hiding the horror of kidnapping and slave trafficking, while not uncovering the most hideous sides of it. A wonderful adventure and fantasy story with a cautionary tale built within told through the words of a gifted storyteller and not the dry warnings children so often hear and either ignore or do not fully understand.
I received this copy from Kandi J. Wyatt in exchange for my honest review.
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