At the dawn of the renaissance, Marceau, an apprentice artist, and his sister, Delphine, a brave sea-worthy soul, are not taken seriously by those they would most like to learn from and enlist with, desperate as they all may be for help. When their phenomenal talent and ferocious goodness are sought out by an ancient magic that allows them to bring life to their creations – most notably a coterie of four very different dragons – their lives become increasingly more complicated as the siblings try to first hide, then domesticate, then liberate the dragons and themselves.
Marceau and Delphine must fight and create with all they can conjure to extract their father’s ship from the maniacal new king’s clutches, and raise enough silver to get their extended family of guilders free of Valemont before it’s too late. But things do not always go as designed when powerful magics and unyielding greed collide.
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Anthony is an art teacher, a painter, a musician, fantasy reader, and the author of The Consequences of Drawing Dragons and the Consequences series. His passion for storytelling and teaching art inspired his debut novel.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the 15th century, pre-France, port town of Valemont - a hub connecting the best of the best from routes around the world, a new king takes the throne, and the way things have been change precipitously for the worst. A talented teenage apprentice, Marceau Leggett, wants more than anything to join his mother's family guild of esteemed artists, but does not have the right surname. His younger sister, Delphine, wants to do anything other than the lady-like tasks expected of her, like climb trees, and explore their magnificent manor lands set between the spring-hewn mountains and the edge of the ocean. It seems clear that neither of them will become who they were meant to be without each other's help, and nothing short of a miracle.When Delphine saves an old woman from certain death, she is rewarded with a phenomenal gift and responsibility that she soon shares with her brother, a magic that allows his artistry to become real. When the Purple Turnip, the exploring and surveying ship that their father navigates, returns unexpectedly from their charter, the crew find themselves caught in the new king's trap with time quickly running out. In order to extricate his family and the Turnip from certain servitude, Marceau decides to use his new power to create a team of dragons from his art materials; beasts that can move earth, herd, hunt, and protect. Once brought to life, however, the dragons set into motion an unstoppable chain of events that continue to ripple far beyond the shocking and terrible events at Karthaik Castle, sending Delphine across the many oceans of the world, and Marceau across the universe to fix what they had done.Fully abbreviated, this is an origin story about where dragons came from and where they went, creating a new mythology that explains their magical origins and the reason for their extended disappearance, as well as the complicated and long lives of the well-intentioned artist and his sister who brought them all to life.Additionally, the book functions as an allegory of the Italian Renaissance, and seeks to find the narrow line of common ground between history and mythology. Beyond this book, the 4-volume series ventures across the seas, the galaxy, and the uninhabitable terrain of the planet Jarimeht, before finally concluding in modern-day Detroit. A dual-protagonist/brother-sister aesthetic permeates the entire series in reoccurring, thematic ways, as it continues to tell the tale of dragons, and just what indeed happened to them all. A teen apprentice and his fearless sister are sought out by an ancient magic that brings life to his drawings, namely four very different dragons. To escape the tyrant king, they must leave all behind, and defeat the unimaginable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995036012
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the 15th century, pre-France, port town of Valemont - a hub connecting the best of the best from routes around the world, a new king takes the throne, and the way things have been change precipitously for the worst. A talented teenage apprentice, Marceau Leggett, wants more than anything to join his mother's family guild of esteemed artists, but does not have the right surname. His younger sister, Delphine, wants to do anything other than the lady-like tasks expected of her, like climb trees, and explore their magnificent manor lands set between the spring-hewn mountains and the edge of the ocean. It seems clear that neither of them will become who they were meant to be without each other's help, and nothing short of a miracle.When Delphine saves an old woman from certain death, she is rewarded with a phenomenal gift and responsibility that she soon shares with her brother, a magic that allows his artistry to become real. When the Purple Turnip, the exploring and surveying ship that their father navigates, returns unexpectedly from their charter, the crew find themselves caught in the new king's trap with time quickly running out. In order to extricate his family and the Turnip from certain servitude, Marceau decides to use his new power to create a team of dragons from his art materials; beasts that can move earth, herd, hunt, and protect. Once brought to life, however, the dragons set into motion an unstoppable chain of events that continue to ripple far beyond the shocking and terrible events at Karthaik Castle, sending Delphine across the many oceans of the world, and Marceau across the universe to fix what they had done.Fully abbreviated, this is an origin story about where dragons came from and where they went, creating a new mythology that explains their magical origins and the reason for their extended disappearance, as well as the complicated and long lives of the well-intentioned artist and his sister who brought them all to life.Additionally, the book functions as an allegory of the Italian Renaissance, and seeks to find the narrow line of common ground between history and mythology. Beyond this book, the 4-volume series ventures across the seas, the galaxy, and the uninhabitable terrain of the planet Jarimeht, before finally concluding in modern-day Detroit. A dual-protagonist/brother-sister aesthetic permeates the entire series in reoccurring, thematic ways, as it continues to tell the tale of dragons, and just what indeed happened to them all. A teen apprentice and his fearless sister are sought out by an ancient magic that brings life to his drawings, namely four very different dragons. To escape the tyrant king, they must leave all behind, and defeat the unimaginable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995036012
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the 15th century, pre-France, port town of Valemont - a hub connecting the best of the best from routes around the world, a new king takes the throne, and the way things have been change precipitously for the worst. A talented teenage apprentice, Marceau Leggett, wants more than anything to join his mother's family guild of esteemed artists, but does not have the right surname. His younger sister, Delphine, wants to do anything other than the lady-like tasks expected of her, like climb trees, and explore their magnificent manor lands set between the spring-hewn mountains and the edge of the ocean. It seems clear that neither of them will become who they were meant to be without each other's help, and nothing short of a miracle.When Delphine saves an old woman from certain death, she is rewarded with a phenomenal gift and responsibility that she soon shares with her brother, a magic that allows his artistry to become real. When the Purple Turnip, the exploring and surveying ship that their father navigates, returns unexpectedly from their charter, the crew find themselves caught in the new king's trap with time quickly running out. In order to extricate his family and the Turnip from certain servitude, Marceau decides to use his new power to create a team of dragons from his art materials; beasts that can move earth, herd, hunt, and protect. Once brought to life, however, the dragons set into motion an unstoppable chain of events that continue to ripple far beyond the shocking and terrible events at Karthaik Castle, sending Delphine across the many oceans of the world, and Marceau across the universe to fix what they had done.Fully abbreviated, this is an origin story about where dragons came from and where they went, creating a new mythology that explains their magical origins and the reason for their extended disappearance, as well as the complicated and long lives of the well-intentioned artist and his sister who brought them all to life.Additionally, the book functions as an allegory of the Italian Renaissance, and seeks to find the narrow line of common ground between history and mythology. Beyond this book, the 4-volume series ventures across the seas, the galaxy, and the uninhabitable terrain of the planet Jarimeht, before finally concluding in modern-day Detroit. A dual-protagonist/brother-sister aesthetic permeates the entire series in reoccurring, thematic ways, as it continues to tell the tale of dragons, and just what indeed happened to them all. A teen apprentice and his fearless sister are sought out by an ancient magic that brings life to his drawings, namely four very different dragons. To escape the tyrant king, they must leave all behind, and defeat the unimaginable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995036012
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