Review: Dragon dreams have a way of coming true.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
Every night Nachal dreamed about an elf girl, Auri, but he knew the dreams and the girl were real.  He was falling in love with her and needed to protect her from a terrible battle in her future.  Where could he find Auri, and if he did find her, how could a mere human protect an elf?  He knew humans were the weakest race, since his foster father Cerralys was a dragon--the strongest race of all. The quest to find Auri and protect her from an evil foe might mean the death of Nachal, but it's something he feels compelled to do.The world of Terradin is in danger of dying.  The dragons, the Luminari, should protect the world but the fight between two brothers, Obsidian and Cerralys, might destroy everything.  As Nachal and Auri meet, they learn about events in their childhood that link their destiny.  People they love might die, but they forge ahead to save the world.Book one of the series is complicated, introducing the histories of the characters, and revealing the danger facing them all.  We meet elves, dwarves, dragons, and a white wolf and begin to understand how Terradin works. Bloodshed and heartache face these brave characters, but they don't flinch from conflict.  With minds linked in a Dragon Dream, Nachal and Auri face the enemy.  Can either of them survive the ordeal?I got caught up in this epic tale.  The dragons shape-shift between dragon form and elf form, live for centuries, and have magical powers.  Since I'm a sucker for dragons, I look forward to continuing the series and meeting more dragons.  I recommend this book for people who enjoy fantasy and epic adventures.