Captain of Dragons

A past he cannot rememberRas Bak-Khan woke in an isolated cabin, in a foreign country, with no memory of who he is or where he comes from. He cannot even be certain that he has ever been a good man. All he knows with certainty is that the vicious dragon who came with him is his.A future he must decideAs his memory gradually unfolds, he returns to the legendary King Justice and his country, shocking them with his hidden talent for taming evil dragons and other confessions that he discloses in an effort to save his relationship with his King. He soon finds himself at the center of a storm of events that are shaking the great nation of Dungh Ga Da and its leaders. Slowly, he must come to terms with who he is and has been, which will ultimately lead to the choice of which side of history he will be on.**Fans of the lyrical, mythic style of C.S. Lewis and the introspective depth of Juliet Marillier will find a story that explores the nature of sacrifice - the reckless deeds that gratify self, and the extravagant acts of giving that redeem and defend. In this dramatic conclusion, where old and new heroes converge amid inner searching and the ultimate cost of love, the tale becomes one of transfiguration, the beauty of living for something greater than oneself, and where even dragons, like men, can be redeemed.