Ten year old friends Alex and Sapphire discover something strange on the city bus map, a street that existed for only one year. As they set out to solve the mystery, they encounter the possibility of another world, another dimension perhaps, in a vacant lot, but they are not the only ones on the trail. Who will discover the truth, and who will pay the price? Book One of the Dragon City Trilogy.
The Book's Review of Itself:
The mysteries of childhood vanish with age and cannot be recovered whole, only partially at best. They hover at the edge of our field of vision, taunting us with their near invisibility. We play games with shadows. We fill in the blanks with false memories. If someone were to tell us the truth about those long lost events, we would refuse to believe them. We trust our own versions, and change them all the time.
The Book's Review of Itself:
The mysteries of childhood vanish with age and cannot be recovered whole, only partially at best. They hover at the edge of our field of vision, taunting us with their near invisibility. We play games with shadows. We fill in the blanks with false memories. If someone were to tell us the truth about those long lost events, we would refuse to believe them. We trust our own versions, and change them all the time.
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