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Chris D'Lacey
Icefire (Last Dragon Chronicles #2)

FantasyChildren's fiction

Icefire (Last Dragon Chronicles #2)

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The Last Dragon ChroniclesBook 2 of 5

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Book 2, Icefire (Last Dragon Chronicles #2), this book

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 7
Series: The Last Dragon Chronicles, 2

Synopsis

The second installment in a fantasy series. A man who becomes the tenant to a potter who makes dragons, but with a twist. Some of the dragons seem to have odd properties. follow him as he discovers the odd nature of this house and its occupants!

Subjects: Fantasy
Children's fiction
Supernatural
Bears
Dragons
Arctic regions
Set in: Arctic regions

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