Mykal Elyot: Journey to Drakos

by Suni Blue

Overview

Let me introduce you to Mykal Elyot: Mykal has lived most of his life in hiding. Mykal’s been forced to live in a cave, under a tree, in an alien world … the world of humans. You see, Mykal is a dragon — a dragon who happens to a prince, who should be a king, in a world he’s never known. So, what’s a dragon to do? Enter – John, Leisha, and Waco, three humans with dragon-sized hearts. Can they persuade Mykal to return and rule over a world he’s never known? A dive through a magic portal, is easy enough. But suddenly Leisha’s plunging - headfirst - straight down into the heart of a volcano! Well, that definitely wasn’t part of her plan, nor was facing fire spewing, rock-melting dragons, and certainly not dragging nosy-neighbor Waco along! Why don’t these things ever happen as planned? Will our human trio, be able to survive in this, ‘dragon-eat-dragon’ world? A place where they could easily be ... the next meal? Find out as they journey through a world of enchanting beauty, ghost dragons, carnivorous flowers, rocks that snap at toes, and fish that spit! Fly along with them in the first half of their exciting quest, to help Mykal – the ‘dragon-who-should-be-king’ – in Mykal Elyot: Journey to Drakos.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781469109435
Publisher:	Xlibris US
Publication date:	11/24/2006
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	104
File size:	497 KB

About the Author

Suni (pronounced 'Sunny') Blue grew up outside the small town of Sulphur, Louisiana, where majestic oaks, hazy bayous, ´gators´ and cottonmouths are found in abundance. This slower pace of life, fostered a great thirst for excitement, driving her to pages filled with mystery, magic, graceful flying pegasus, and aliens with lovely shades of purple skin. A serious breakout of 'bedtime allergies', and a giant eucalyptus in her back yard, inspired Suni with 'Mykal Elyot'. She currently lives in Snellville, Georgia, with her husband of twenty-four years. Altogether, they have six children, and six grandchildren, and continue to love two foster children.