Prince Martin and the Dragons

Epic Action-Adventure. Electrifying Full-Color Art.

The Hobbit Meets Watership Down - With a Twist...

Prince Martin returns with his brotherly band to oppose ancient dragons that threaten the land!

The two dragons have slept for two-thousand long years. They embody the worst of humanity’s fears. They have dreamt of destruction and fire and smoke. A new cycle begins - for the dragons just woke.

And these deadly old drakes are the nastiest sort: they incinerate cities and kill just for sport. Now they’re heading out west, these two blasts from the past.

Their intentions are cruel.

The die has been cast.

But a quest has begun for a shield and a spear - two long-missing marvels the two dragons fear!

And the Prince and his friends join this perilous quest to discover those weapons and rescue The West. They have little idea, though, what lies in store . . .

When kids finish this book, they’ll come begging for more.

Join the Prince, and the elf, and the wolf, and Sir Ray.

There’s adventure aplenty.

And dragons to slay.

Buy a copy today for yourself or a child, whose young heart will be captured, completely beguiled!

 

BOOK DETAILS: 

• The colorful art explodes off the page. And the book appears to be written in prose. But when kids read it aloud, they'll be delighted to discover the whole story secretly rhymes (just like the description above!);


• Prince Martin and the Dragons is Book 3 of the Prince Martin Epic. It can be enjoyed as a stand-alone book. Kids will also love Books 1 and 2: Prince Martin Wins His Sword (in which Martin meets Sir Ray) and Prince Martin and the Thieves (about the forming of the Band of Brothers); and


• The books of the Prince Martin Epic chapter book series will be loved by kids who love quests and castles, knights and dragons, swords and shields, old-fashioned derring-do, high-stakes adventure, and epic showdowns between good and evil.
  
   

PRAISE FOR PRINCE MARTIN AND THE DRAGONS:

"Every child who enters the pages of this book will find themselves in an enchanting adventure full of the virtue that vanquishes viciousness."

 - Joseph Pearce, bestselling author of Further Up and Further In: Understanding Narnia and Tolkien: Man and Myth, a Literary Life

"The great G.K. Chesterton remarked that 'Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed.' Brandon Hale does children the evergreen favor of providing adventures in which we learn the simple truth that dragons can be killed, heroism and courage are rewarded, and love and goo...