The Wearle are a group of dragons coming from their home planet to investigate Erth. They want to find out what happened to the colony before them. The Wearle quickly establish their dominance with the men(a tribe called Kaal) and take over the mountain. They also create a scorch line as a border. Meanwhile the Kaal hate the dragons and the fear and boundaries. But Ren is different from his people. He is fascinated by the dragons, and wants to learn about them. One day Ren figures out a way to cross the scorch line safely. Gabriel is a blue dragon who lost his father from the first colony. One day he is fighting for the right to be the guardian of Grystina’s eggs when a rockslide starts and kills her inside. Gabriel is immediately blamed, and one of his punishments is the loss of honor of his name. Now he is Abrial and must work as a sweeper along the scorch line. One of Grystina’s dragonlets survived-the other is missing, taken for dead. Soon Garbriel and Ren will find themselves crossing paths in a way neither could have ever imagined. It might bring their family together. Or it might destroy them all. The book has different terms for many things, and the groups have different terms for each other. For example, Homs are humans(from the dragon's point of view), and skylar's are dragons(from the human’s point of view). At the beginning of this book I had a lot of trouble keeping up, and understanding what was going on because I didn’t understand certain terms, or exactly how the dragons ranked and that sort of stuff. However, now I know about two important resources that I wish I had known about before. At the beginning of the book there is a list of characters and a short description. Then at the back there is a glossary of many of the terms used. I would recommend that you reference both while you read. I also love that the point of view changes. That way we get the different points of the story, which is especially important in a story like this where there are multiple species. I am very excited to read the next book, and I can’t wait to see what happens with these characters! I recommend this book to dragon lovers, and fantasy lovers and fans of Chris D’Lacey. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

Chris D'Lacey writes yet another good mythical creature related book. The story starts with a duel between a blue dragon Gabrial and a white dragon, dueling for a mate. During the duel, their choice of mate is killed by a rockslide, with her daughter shielded by her body and her son missing. Gabrial is blamed for her death, and he and his mentor are dishonored. Meanwhile, Ren, a young boy in the nearby human village, sneaks into dragon territory, and takes the son of the dead mate. After a dragon kills a villager, the villagers attempt to summon dark dragons that killed a previous group, and the plot thickens as the story continues. With a diversity of cool characters, diverse mythology, and dragons! If you want an interesting fantasy book, I recommend this book.

Honestly, It's very good. Anyways, it's a graphic novel, (Getting dem kids readin'!) and kids LOVE graphic novels! Novels win! WOO! (Getting out of hand here) It's about the author's life and changes, (some toothy troubles)(XD proud of that pun!) She also has friends who make fun of her. (NOT GOOD FRIENDS!!!!)(DON'T KEEP DEM APPLES) Anyways, beautifully drawn, nice storyline, beautiful.

great book <3

greatest book i have read

^̮^ I couldn't bring myself to read it at first but once I read it I wanted MORE. This book is sooo good! You gotta read it. It's a really really good book. Basically A futuristic story with the life of Cinderella twist! I'm not much of a fairytale person but I like this series. Read It.^̮^