By: Shana Abe
Published By: Bantam Books
Publication Date: August 2007
Page Count: 335
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Audience: Adult - Historical Fantasy Romance
Intrigue, adventure and romance await when you open up Shana Abe's second installment in the Drakon series.
The Dream Thief picks up a few years after the events of The Smoke Thief. Rue and Kit went on to lead their tribe in Darkfrith and have a family of their own. This sequel surrounds Kit and Rue's youngest and seemingly unremarkable daughter, Amalia (or Lia for short), and Zane, Rue's "street urchin" whom she took in when she found him as a child dying on the streets of London.
Zane is now an adult and is asked by Rue and Kit to retrieve a gem special to their people... the Draumr diamond. Gems of the earth sing to the drakon... some more than others... and Draumr's melodies are becoming quite urgent, and more and more of their tribe are hearing its song... especially Lia who has been hearing it since she was a child but no one believed her. Due to their obligations as heads of their tribe, and neither willing to let the other go alone to find the diamond, they ask Zane to find it for them.
Intrigue, adventure and romance await when you open up Shana Abe's second installment in the Drakon series.
The Dream Thief picks up a few years after the events of The Smoke Thief. Rue and Kit went on to lead their tribe in Darkfrith and have a family of their own. This sequel surrounds Kit and Rue's youngest and seemingly unremarkable daughter, Amalia (or Lia for short), and Zane, Rue's "street urchin" whom she took in when she found him as a child dying on the streets of London.
Zane is now an adult and is asked by Rue and Kit to retrieve a gem special to their people... the Draumr diamond. Gems of the earth sing to the drakon... some more than others... and Draumr's melodies are becoming quite urgent, and more and more of their tribe are hearing its song... especially Lia who has been hearing it since she was a child but no one believed her. Due to their obligations as heads of their tribe, and neither willing to let the other go alone to find the diamond, they ask Zane to find it for them.
