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The Dragonet Prophecy
Fantasy
The Dragonet Prophecy
Book 1 of the Wings of Fire series
336 pages · First published 2012
Clay and four other dragonets have grown up hidden beneath a mountain, trained to fulfill a prophecy that promises to end a war. Their guardians expect obedience, but Clay’s loyalty is to the friends who have become his family. Escaping captivity sends the five into a world of rival queens, dangerous dragon tribes, and questions about who gets to decide their future. Start here for an energetic dragon adventure with a gentlehearted hero, strong friendship, and peril that can be intense for sensitive younger readers.
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Content notes
Dragon violence, blood, killing and forced arena combat; abusive guardians; captivity and threats to young dragons.
Alcohol-Free Pour
Classic Hot Cocoa
A gentle cup of cocoa fits Clay’s warmhearted nature and the dragonets’ found family.
What you'll need
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.How to mix it
- Whisk the cocoa and sweetener into the hot liquid until smooth. Add remaining flavorings, heat until steaming, and pour into a mug. Add any listed topping.
- Garnish: As listed.
- Glassware: Mug.
Cocktail Pour · 21+
Dragon's Milk
For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.
Dark, toasty richness suits sweeping adventure and high stakes.
What you'll need
- 6 oz New Holland Dragon's Milk bourbon barrel-aged stout
How to mix it
- Serve at 50–55°F, as recommended by the brewery.
- Pour gently into a snifter or tulip glass and enjoy on its own; no mixing or garnish needed.
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