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Fantasy

Donita K. Paul

The Vanishing Sculptor


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Back of the Book:

Tipper, a young emerlindian woman, has been responsible for the upkeep of her family’s estate since her sculptor father disappeared several years ago. To make ends meet, she’s been forced to sell off the artwork he left behind. When at last her father returns, accompanied by two strangers from a distant land, Tipper discovers that her actions have unbalanced the foundation of her world and endangered her father’s life. She must act quickly to undo the threat. But how can she save her father and the world on her own? The task is too huge for one person, so she fathers the help of some unlikely companions—including the giant parrot, Beccaroon, and the artistic tumanhofer, Bealomondore—and sets out on a quest, eventually witnessing the loving care and miraculous resources of Wulder.

Join new characters and old friends in a fantasy that inhabits the same world as the DragonKeeper Chronicles, but in a different country and an earlier time, where the people know nothing of Wulder or Paladin.

My Review:

I greatly enjoyed this new foray into the world of DragonKeepers. Donita’s new book is just as exciting and humorous as her other series. The jabbering between the wizard and his librarian made me laugh out loud at times. The writing is great and easy to follow. I can’t wait for the next book to come out in this series so that the adventure can continue!

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