Dragon Storm #6: Erin and Rockhammer

Ages 7 to 10, Grades 2 to 5

Get ready to enter a magical world filled with secret dragons and their summoners--the dragonseers! Meet, Erin, a young dragonseer, as she hones her fight-or-flight instincts in this thrilling fantasy series that's perfect for readers ages 7-10!

To all the other dragonseers, Erin and her dragon, Rockhammer, seem indestructible. They are well-respected by the others in the Dragonseer Guild. But under Erin's tough exterior, she is hiding a secret about who she is—and why she has trouble summoning her dragon. She is scared of losing control...

After a fight breaks out with another dragonseer, Erin is sent away to a place called Stillness, home to a magical stone with calming powers. But danger lurks as mysterious soldiers arrive to snatch the stone, forcing Erin to confront her greatest fear, or risk losing everything she holds dear. Soar into more Dragon Storm adventures!

#1 Tom and Ironskin

#2 Cara and Silverthief

#3 Ellis and Pathseeker

#4 Mira and Flameteller

#5 Kai and Boneshadow

#6 Erin and Rockhammer

Series Overview: DRAGON STORM PUB PLAN

Summer 2022: Books 1 & 2; Fall 2022: Book 3; Spring 2023: Book 4; Fall 2023: Book 5; Spring 2024: Book 6

RIGHTS INFORMATION

US, Canada, World Market (not EU)

About the Author

Alastair Chisholm is a children's author and puzzle creator. He is the author of two highly acclaimed middle-grade novels, Orion Lost and Adam-2. The Dragon Storm books are his first titles for younger readers. He lives in Edinburgh with his wife, two teenagers, and a cat named Maudie.

Author Residence: Edinburgh, Scotland

Eric Deschamps is an illustrator of middle-grade and early-reader books in the science-fiction and fantasy genres, as well as a card artist for the popular collectible card game Magic: The Gathering. His illustrations have been recognized in 61st Annual of Illustration (from the Society of Illustrators) and nine volumes of Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art. Aside from art, Eric enjoys coaching a special-needs basketball team each year and writing children’s stories of his own.