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Rebecca Shelley
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Good news. I finally got the cover for Brass Dragon Codex which
is due to come out January 2009. It's kind of the comical adventure for
the series. In this picture the young brass dragon, Kyani, sits on a
valuable painting, trying to decide if he's going to eat it or not. But
what he's really hungry for is companionship.
Kyani's search for friendship leads him to the gnome, Hector, who
ventures across the desert to complete an invention that will fulfill
his life quest. But Hector's new invention is far more valuable and
dangerous than he realizes, and many forces plan to take it out of his
hands--dwarves, knights, a clever thief, and a colossal blue dragon.
Hector and Kyani must work together to complete the invention before
they lose everything, including their lives.
Don't miss this stunning adventure written by Rebecca
“Aided by almost unprecedented access to the Restricted Research Section in the Great Library at Palanthas, R. D. Henham has crafted an exciting tale with many facets: young adventurers risking their lives as they come of age, ancient dragons clashing in a centuries-old battle, secret identities, hidden motives, startling betrayals, and abiding loyalties. Layer by layer, all are revealed in a story that builds steadily toward a taut and thrilling climax.” — Douglas Niles, author of The Rise of Solamnia trilogy
“Red Dragon Codex will appeal to readers of all ages. Populated with wonderful characters—Mudd, Sleekwing, Kirak, Hiera, and more—it presents a whimsical, dangerous journey that races to a satisfying end. A well-written and well-rounded tale that made me smile.” — Jean Rabe, author of The Fifth Age trilogy
“Red Dragon Codex is such a great read. The imagery made me feel like I was there, especially the descriptions of the dragons and their surroundings. With great characters, lots of adventure, and just enough humor to lighten things up, you'll have a hard time putting this one down. Highly recommended.” — James Dashner, author of The 13th RealityPublications "The Cliffs of Seapine" published online in Fragmented Infinity Issue 1, May 2001. "Amaryllis" published online in Deep Magic, August 2002. "Mirror Image" published in print Issue #1 of Beyond Centauri July 2003. "Jackie Paper" published online in Kisses for Kids September 2003. "Woodworking" published in print in Aoife's Kiss Vol. III No. 2, September 2004. "Roots and Branches" republished in print in the Invitations anthology, August 2004. (originally published in DKA Magazine) "Thinking of Death" published in print in Dreams and Visions #34, March 2005. "Death Dance" published in DKA Magazine, Issue 29, February 2006. "The History of Christian Fantasy" article. Published in The Sword Review February 2006. Red Dragon Codex, published by Mirrorstone Books January 8, 2008. "Dunasby, Fire and Ice" published by Beneath Ceaseless Skies ________ Brass Dragon Codex, published by Mirrorstone Books January 9, 2009
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