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Dragon and Liberator: The Sixth Dragonback Adventure (Dragonback)

Dragon and Liberator: The Sixth Dragonback Adventure (Dragonback)
Author: Timothy Zahn
Publisher: Starscape
Category: Book

List Price: $17.95
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Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 6 reviews
Sales Rank: 24018

Media: Hardcover
Edition: 1st
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 368
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 7.7 x 5.5 x 1.4

ISBN: 0765314193
EAN: 9780765314192
ASIN: 0765314193

Publication Date: May 27, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
In this exciting space adventure, fourteen-year-old Jack Morgan and Draycos, a poet/warrior K'da dragon who can hide himself as a tattoo on Jack's back, have their backs to the wall. Brought together by a twist of fate, these two have been through a lot of scrapes, risking death and imprisonment on worlds far and wide, seeking justice for Jack and information that might save Draycos's people from a genocidal ambush. But now, Neverlin, the man who killed Jack's parents and destroyed the scout fleet of which Draycos was the sole survivor, is about to ambush millions of K'da refugees, and kill them with a Death weapon that kills any living being within its range. To prevent Neverlin from eradicating the K'da race, Jack and Draycos must somehow disable the Death.

But for Jack and Draycos, things never seem to go the way they should. When Jack's friend Alison is captured, Jack gives himself up to keep her from being harmed. Neverlin, with Jack and Draycos as his prisoners, holds all the cards. But desperate times call for desperate measures, as time is running out, not just for our young heroes, but also for the millions of K'da who face annihilation, and resourceful Jack and his remarkable ally will fine a way . . . or die trying.

A powerful, thrilling conclusion to this terrific Young Adult six-book series. Fun for readers 10 and older.



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5 out of 5 stars Another in a decent series   October 3, 2008
This entire series is vetted as for "young readers" and while it is not a complex, deep philosophical book it kept my interest through out and I am 54 so this is one I have shared with my thirteen year old and we have been equally satisfied with it.

Me because it was entertaining enough and not in anyway condenscending in tone and to my thirteen year old as the main character is fourteen. LOL.

I recommend the entire series.



5 out of 5 stars Good ending   August 31, 2008
The series comes to a close in this one with all the plot-lines coming together quite nicely, and a good ending.


5 out of 5 stars A great end to a great series   August 20, 2008
Timothy Zahn has done a great job here in writing a story that is exciting and fun to read but also really completes the series in a believable way. This series is not perfect with perhaps the most glaring problem being the believability of two 14 year olds being able and allowed to have so much impact on the fates of several races and important individuals, but then again this is written for the young adult market. All of the questions raised before (i.e. Who really is Allison working for?, Why do the Valahgua really care about chasing the K'da clear across the galaxy?, Who really killed Jack's parents?, etc... ) are finally answered. I also liked the fact that the worldview of the story (as Draycos the K'da would say, that doing what is right is more important than doing what is easy), is a refreshingly positive. Most importantly, Zahn has written another book with characters we really care about and a story so exciting that I stayed up way too late reading because I could not put the book down (and my fourteen year old daughter did the same) !


5 out of 5 stars Dragon and Liberator   June 19, 2008
 4 out of 4 found this review helpful

Dragon and liberator
The conclusion of any book series is to be celebrated. With Timothy Zahn, and the Dragonback saga, it is bittersweet. "Dragon and Liberator" not only concludes the saga satisfactorally, but also makes you realize how amazingly good an author he is.
"Dragon and Liberator" takes readers into the lives of Jack Morgan and his poet/warrior dragon, K'da directly into the cross hairs of Neverlin,the man who killed Jack's parents so many years before. Jack and Draycos weave and bob as their lives are endangered time and time again by a death weapon at the hands of a madman with a personal vendetta. Fans of the series previous 5 books, familiar with the plot lines, will experience `a ha' as threads are explained and concluded. The rapid pulse staccato style of Zahn keeps readers guessing and page turning right up to page 384.
If this is your first exposure to the Dragonback series, pick up the first 5, and sit by your favorite fireplace. Start at book one. By the time you reach "Dragon and Liberator", you will be appreciate an epic struggle for survival, revenge, and closure, and the work of a master author-craftsman.
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Tim Lasiuta




4 out of 5 stars latest in the series   June 11, 2008
 1 out of 2 found this review helpful

This is the sixth book in this teen series, and I hope, not the last. It is a must read book for any fan of the series as most loose ends are tied up as the gooks move on to a new level. There are faults with Mr. Zahn's universe, for example, the type or style of government is never explained, but the constant action and the character development far outweigh any fault.
If you don't personally read this book, buy the whole series for any kid on your gift list younger than 97.


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