Dragon Keeper – Robin Hobb
A captivating tale unfolds as ancient secrets and mythical creatures come to life. In the city of Bingtown, a society in flux, a groundbreaking event is about to occur – the hatching of dragon eggs.
The once-thought-extinct dragons have returned, and their fate is intrinsically tied to a group of diverse and compelling characters. Thymara, a girl marked by unique physical traits, and Alise, a passionate scholar with dreams of discovery, are among those chosen to guide the dragons on a perilous journey.
As the dragons hatch, their connection with their human guides deepens, and a new chapter of adventure and danger begins. The journey takes them through treacherous terrain, testing their resilience and challenging their understanding of the world. The dragons, young and vulnerable, carry the hopes of a civilization, while their keepers navigate the complexities of politics, prejudice, and the secrets hidden within the Rain Wilds.
Robin Hobb
Robin Hobb, the pen name of Margaret Astrid Lindholm Ogden, born on March 5, 1952, is an acclaimed American author renowned for her masterful contributions to the fantasy genre. With a career spanning decades, Hobb has crafted rich and immersive worlds, notably through her well-loved series like the "Realm of the Elderlings," featuring iconic works such as the Farseer Trilogy and the Liveship Traders Trilogy. Known for her deeply empathetic characterizations, intricate plots, and exploration of human resilience, Robin Hobb has earned a devoted global fanbase and solidified her place as one of fantasy literature's most respected and beloved storytellers.