The Dragon's Game by James Erith

The Dragon's Game by James Erith

To gain its freedom...

One of the Heirs must die, but which one, and by whose hand?

In the eerie tunnels of an ancient labyrinth hidden under the castle ruin, a remarkable beast watches over the final tablet which Archie, Daisy, and Isabella need so badly.

Only in a fight to the death can they save us. And they - and others - have more reason than most to come out victorious

But no living entity has ever defeated this cunning dragon, and even with unexpected assistance they will need all their powers, luck and quick-thinking simply to survive.

Meanwhile, as our world tips into chaos, the authorities have no choice but to intensify their hunt for missing Archie, Daisy, and Isabella. Fully armed units head towards the ruin. Will the soldiers get to the Heirs of Eden first, or will their friends and allies do enough to distract them?

Under the cliffs of the North Yorkshire Moors a battle like no other is about to commence, and the last thing the Heirs of Eden need is authority getting in the way.

The Dragon's Game, book four of James Erith's Eden Chronicles, is the latest in his high-octane, action-crammed, family-fun fantasy-adventure series.

Praise for The Dragon's Game:

An amazing read.

Full of intrigue twists and turns. A great read for any age.

You won't want to put this book down. (Amazon)

LS

Bury St. Edmunds is where he was born. Edmunds is a town in England. James spent a lot of time traveling across the world. He was fired at in India, climbed Pyramids in Egypt and mountains in the Himalayas, was arrested by the authorities in Hawaii, fractured his neck in Australia, swam with beavers in Canada, and survived hypothermia, muggings, desert breakdowns, and being lost, among other things. Among other things, James has worked as a gardener, designer, teacher, real estate agent, researcher, tour guide, PA, and journalist.

The sound of leather on willow quickly distracts him, and he's moderately obsessed with Dachshunds and organic ponds. With his young family, James lived between the Yorkshire Dales and the Yorkshire Moors. That motivated him to write in these gorgeous locations. James rowed the English Channel and the Thames's 21 tidal miles in 2013 to raise money for MND and Breakthrough Breast Cancer.