text: Dark Fire, Book by Chris D'Lacey (Paperback) | chapters.indigo.ca
  The fifth book in the Last Dragon Chronicles-now in paperback!
  David Rain was lost in the Arctic for five years. Now his daughter, Alexa, has brought him back, but a lot more than just David has come to Wayward Crescent-the dragons have finally returned to Earth as well...
  Chris d'Lacey weaves another fiery and magical tale for readers in the latest book of the New York Times bestselling Last Dragon Chronicles!
  CHRIS D'LACEY is the author of many highly acclaimed books, including the New York Times bestselling Last Dragon Chronicles: The Fire Within, Icefire, Fire Star, and The Fire Eternal. He is also the author of The Dragons of Wayward Crescent series, which is published by Orchard Books as well. Chris lives with his wife in Leicester, Eng...
  Title:Dark FireFormat:PaperbackDimensions:576 pages, 7.59 × 5.29 × 1.29 inPublished:April 1, 2011Publisher:SCHOLASTIC INCLanguage:English
  ISBN - 10:0545102731
  ISBN - 13:9780545102735
  Customer Reviews of Dark Fire
  Rated 5 out of 5 by Tara from best book in the series this book was surprisingly dramatic. normally i don't appreciate time jumps but the whole mystery of what happened to david and the way his character changes is so great. i love zanna and their daughter and all the stuff with the polar bears and the arctic and the dragons so cool. this book is great.
  Rated 3 out of 5 by AvidReader from keeps on going these books certainly aren't predictable and are unlike other fantasy series, very unique
  Praise for The Fire Within:"D'Lacey's characters are realistic and engaging... A page-turner." - The Horn BookPriase for Icefire:"Chris d'Lacey's writing is sometimes exciting and sometimes silly. But that seems in keeping with the worlds he created-one that seems almost real and one that is beyond imagination." - The Washington PostPraise for Fire Star:"[T]he story, with its involving and thought-provoking plot full of clever little dragons, mystical polar bears, and spiritual and ecological aspects, will appeal to many fantasy lovers." - School Library Journal