Ember and the Ice Dragons
A stunning middle grade fantasy about a girl who used to be a dragon and her adventure to save her new home — from Even the Darkest Stars author Heather Fawcett. Perfect for fans of the Nevermoor and His Dark Materials series.
Ember St. George is a dragon. At least she was before her adoptive father — a powerful but accident-prone Magician — turned her into a human girl to save her life.
Unfortunately, Ember’s growing tendency to burst into flames at certain temperatures — not to mention her invisible wings — is making it too dangerous for her to stay in London. The solution: ship Ember off to her aunt’s research station in frigid Antarctica.
Though eccentric Aunt Myra takes getting used to, Ember quickly feels at home in a land of ice storms, mischievous penguins, and twenty-four-hour nights. She even finds herself making friends with a girl genius called Nisha and a mysterious orphan named Moss.
Then she discovers that Antarctica is home to the Winterglass Hunt, a yearly tradition in which rare ice dragons are hunted for their jeweled scales. Furious, Ember decides to join the hunt to sabotage it from the inside.
But being an undercover dragon isn’t easy — especially among dragon hunters. Can a twelve-year-old fire dragon survive the dangers that come her way in the Antarctic wilderness and protect the ice dragons from extinction?
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Heather Fawcett
Heather Fawcett’s stories are like stepping into a world where magic lurks just beneath the surface of the everyday, waiting to be discovered by those brave enough to seek it. Whether she’s weaving tales of daring adventure in the cold reaches of the world or exploring the tangled emotions of those who dare to dream big, Fawcett has a knack for creating enchanting worlds where wonder and danger walk hand in hand.
Born with an insatiable curiosity and a deep love of stories, Heather’s journey to becoming a writer was anything but conventional. Her career began in the world of archaeology, where she unearthed the secrets of the past, and later took her to aerospace technical writing. But it wasn’t long before she found herself drawn to the stage, working as a backstage assistant at a Shakespearean festival, where the magic of storytelling truly took root.
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