Wednesday 30 July 2014

Wishlist Wednesday #40 - Scorched

Wishlist Wednesday is a weekly book blog hop hosted by Dani at Pen to Paper where we will post about a book that has been on our wishlist for some time, or just added, that we can't wait to get off the wishlist and onto our bookshelves.



I only recently found out about this book, but it's got dragons and time-travel in it so of course I want to read it! It was published last year in hardback, but is due to be released in paperback next week. I think it sounds pretty cool. 



Scorched  by Mari Mancusi
Goodreads

Save the Dragon. Destroy the World.

Trinity Foxx is used to her grandfather's crazy stories, so she doesn't believe the latest treasure he brought home to their failing West Texas museum is a real dragon's egg. Not until Connor Jacks, a dragon hunter from the future, tells Trinity that the world is about to be wiped out by a fiery dragon war--unless they find a way to stop it.

Save the Dragon. Save the World

But Connor's not the only one after the egg. His twin brother Caleb believes dragons have the power to save mankind and must be protected. Caleb has seen too many dragons destroyed in the war-scorched future--he'll do whatever it takes to save this one.

With a host of enemies hot on her heels, Trinity must decide who to believe. Connor the brave solider? Caleb the cocky rebel? Or the baby dragon that's starting to whisper to her...saying they are destined? The fate of the world may depend on her choice.

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Looks good right? Anybody read this one already? 

Thanks for stopping by!

1 comment:

  1. That sounds like a great read! I'm going to add it to my TBR list. I love the cover!
    Brittany @ Spare Time Book blog
    My WW: http://sparetimebookblog.blogspot.com/2014/07/wishlist-wednesday_30.html

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