Dragonblood Ring
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A deadly new sport is making dragons disappear.
Playing in the Blazewrath World Cup with Team Puerto Rico and the Sol de Noche dragons had been Lana Torres’s dream come true—until it turned into a nightmare. To rid the world of the dragon supremacists, Lana and her friends had to cancel the games forever.
Without the sport that brought them together, the whole team returns to Puerto Rico to recover. But rest isn’t in the cards. Someone is kidnapping dragons and has set their sights on the Sol de Noches.
To keep their dragons safe, Team Puerto Rico has to take down an underground cabal of evil magic users who are fighting stolen dragons to the death. But even if they join forces with Blazewrath-superstar-turned-international-fugitive Takeshi Endo, will they be able to stop the most powerful witch the world has ever seen?
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📚 DragonCrystal 💎
Created 3 months ago
“We get a 2nd POV! Victoria's POV gives us the much desired perspective of the dragon rider and their bond with their dragon.
I felt like the some of the plot wrap-up was a bit rushed, especially the reveal regarding the throne. The ending felt realistic and unsatisfying, similar to how Hunger Games ending felt for me. It wasn't bad and it leaves room for another book if the author chooses to keep writing. But for one of our main characters, I was truly hoping for an entirely different outcome. The book felt too hopeful for it to just end like that.
Besides the ending, the story itself was wonderful. And now I'm craving Puerto Rican food!”Lin
Created about 1 year agoKayslee Decker
Created about 1 year agoenjambemind
Created over 1 year agoAbout Amparo Ortiz
Amparo Ortiz is the author of Blazewrath Games. She was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, but she currently lives on the country’s northeastern coast. Her short story comic, “What Remains in The Dark,” appears in the Eisner Award–winning anthology Puerto Rico Strong (Lion Forge, 2018), and Saving Chupie, her middle grade graphic
novel, is forthcoming from HarperCollins. When she’s not teaching ESL to her college students, she’s teaching herself Korean, devouring as much pizza and as many Twizzlers as she can, and writing about Latinx characters in worlds both contemporary and fantastical.
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