SuitabookInherited responsibility
Tori learns that she is descended from medieval dragon slayers and is expected to develop special abilities and join the others.
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C. J. Hill - Author
This is a fantasy adventure about a teenager discovering a dangerous inherited role. Dragons, training, teamwork and a search for another Slayer drive the central conflict, with urgency created by hatching eggs and approaching maturity.
At a rustic summer camp, sixteen-year-old Tori, a senator's daughter, learns that she is descended from medieval dragon slayers, that dragons still exist, and that she is expected to hone her special abilities to join her fellow campers in battling the beasts and the man who controls them. Tori hears a horrifying sound: dragon eggs hatching. In less than a year, the dragons will be mature and dangerous. The Slayers are well-trained, but they are not yet complete, and she tracks down Ryker Davis, the Slayer who has yet to surface. Book #2
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a fantasy adventure about a teenager discovering a dangerous inherited role. Dragons, training, teamwork and a search for another Slayer drive the central conflict, with urgency created by hatching eggs and approaching maturity.
Tori learns that she is descended from medieval dragon slayers and is expected to develop special abilities and join the others.
The Slayers are well-trained but incomplete, and Tori searches for the Slayer who has not yet surfaced.
Dragons still exist, their eggs are hatching, and Tori is expected to confront both the beasts and the man who controls them.
The hatching of dragon eggs, the prospect of dangerous mature dragons and the stated battle may make the story tense.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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