Dragon Horse

Dragon Horse

by PeterWard (Author)

Synopsis

Set in ancient China, two brothers fight the classic battle between good and evil as the Shadow-without-name attempts to break free from an eternal imprisonment by utilizing the strength and power of the famed dragon horses. Rokshan and An-Lushan are drawn into this centuries-old struggle, along with a young girl destined to become the Spellweaver of her nomadic tribe. And as An-Lushan is pulled towards the dark, Rokshan must embark upon a dangerous journey into the lands of the Wild Horsemen - where he is to meet the great stallion Stargazer and, ultimately, must learn the innermost secrets of the dragons.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 480
Publisher: Corgi Childrens
Published: 05 Mar 2009

ISBN 10: 0552553549
ISBN 13: 9780552553544
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: An epic fantasy tale of Chinese dragons and myths, set along the Great Silk Road more than a thousand years ago.

Media Reviews
Intensely colourful ... An epic adventure Daily Telegraph Strides the length of The Silk Road ... Dangerous journeys and desperate battles, treacherous enemies and loyal friends Books for Keeps The intricacy of the plotting and the evocation of atmosphere are superbly done -- Dennis Hamley Armadillo Highly readable and unquestionable enjoyable Fantasy Book Review
Author Bio
Peter Ward was born in 1958 and grew up in different places all over the Far East, England and Germany. He has had a peripatetic career: before graduating from Leeds University with a degree in English, he earned his living as a swimming-pool attendant, hod carrier, joiner's mate, canteen assistant on a North Sea oil-rig, plumber's merchant store-picker in the US, van-driver, painter and decorator, antiques dealer and sales room assistant at Sotheby's in Bond Street. After graduating he worked in the media and communications industry and in the property services. He is now self-employed. He lives with his wife, daughter and two sons in Putney, south-west London. Dragon Horse is his first novel.