The Saint of Dragons by Jason Hightman

Author:Jason Hightman
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: , Fantasy (Young Adult), Fiction, Animals - Ducks, Parents, Animals, Epic, Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Fantasy, Fantasy, Family - Orphans & Foster Homes, Fathers and sons, Science Fiction, Royalty, Royalty (kings queens princes princesses knights etc.), Magic, Mythical, Juvenile Fiction, Fantasy & Magic, Knights and knighthood, Orphans & Foster Homes, Etc., & Magic, Geese, Action & Adventure, Family, Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9), Dragons, Ducks, etc, General, George
ISBN: 9780060540111
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 2004-08-05T10:33:59.481000+00:00

Not far away, the first rumblings of a great catastrophe were just starting to be felt.

The St. Georges did not know it, but they had more than the Venetian to deal with.

The city of Paris was under the spell of its very own wicked Serpent.

On one street corner, the air had turned cold as an Alaskan mountain, while the other corner remained swelteringly hot. Perfume in expensive stores had begun to stink of rot and decay. Perfect wine had turned into a foul and bitter drink that burned the tongue. Freshly baked bread suddenly crawled with maggots.

This quarrel with reality occurred around the clock. Paris at night was an active place. Some walkers noticed that as night fell, they felt quite uncomfortable when their feet hit the pavement. Men felt nothing but a slight tingling in their legs, while women could be heard hissing with pain wherever they went, as if the sidewalk were a stove, burning their feet. The Parisian Dragon was a lover of ladies, and its magic had a special influence on them.

All over town, lights flickered like those in a fun house.

The city had lost its joy. Once alive with parties and laughter, the City of Lights was now a shadow of itself. People glared at each other and barked insults with a special viciousness.

It was a mood nurtured by a Dragon.

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