Javan and the Dragons of Tor Akkra (The Prophecy of the Dragons #3)

Diana Metz


Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
4.00 · 1 ratings · 236 pages · Published: 14 Dec 2012

Javan and the Dragons of Tor Akkra by Diana Metz
Javan headed out to the garden where he would plan his next adventure. While peeling a second orange and wondering what mischief he could get into, Javan realized he wasn’t the only one in the garden. A very quiet, yellow tail twitched under a lilac bush.
“Are you spying on me?” Javan asked bluntly. When there was no answer he threw a stone over the bush. “I can see you.”
“Ow!” The tail disappeared and an angry dragon stepped around the bush. “What did you do that for? Can’t a dragon take a nap without being assaulted?”


Having a wizard for a mother is not as fun as it sounds. For Javan, life is filled with magic and dragons but every morning he has to get up and go to school. When the opportunity arises to go on a quest, Javan jumps at the chance. He is accompanied by a young female dragon who doesn’t want a human to be the only hero. Javan and the Dragons of Tor Akkra is set in a world where dragons and humans are learning to coexist.

Javan is a fantasy adventure story for readers of all ages. It is written for a younger audience but is enjoyable for adults as well. This is the story of an eleven year old boy’s involvement in dragon prophecy. Javan, the son of a wizard, is surrounded by magic and dragons, but his only special ability is getting into trouble.

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