Book 2: Dragon Flight
There are seven books in this series I wrote for some young friends as Christmas presents. They gave me permission to share them with you. Click on the picture above and you will be taken to Amazon.com to go on another adventure with Ruby & Nolan.
Below is the first chapter of Dragon Flight.
Chapter 1 The Morning after
Mornings at the Weller household is family time and includes a healthy breakfast and a discussion of the day’s plans. Today was like any other day with the added attraction of preparing to meet Donzereli’s parents. They would arrive soon to take him home with them. The arriving adult Dragons agreed to stay cloaked until they were inside the hideout fence. It would not do to scare the community before Ty and Robin had a chance to introduce not only one family of Dragons; but a whole community of them.
This is gonna be fun!
Ruby and Nolan were bursting with excitement and anticipation at seeing Donzereli again this morning. They had been daydreaming about how much fun they were going to have. After all how many kids have a real live dragon as a friend?
Ty and Robin were thinking of, how they were going to make everyone in their settlement and on earth believe that the Dragons are peaceful and not fire-breathing monsters.
“Let’s get one thing straight, you are not going to spend all your time with Donzereli. He is not to come down visiting you until we have introduced the Dragon clan to our people. You have chores to do and your studies. And by the way, those will be increased enough to keep you busy so you won’t have time to get into any more trouble.” Ty admonished.
The kids knew that they were in for a stern lecture, and were prepared with the proper “Yes Sir, we promise” answers.
What they weren’t prepared for was the next part of their punishment. “You will both work together to put your journal with all its information into an essay form. We need that to introduce Donzereli’s family and the whole clan of Dragons living up north to the community. You will start on your project today as soon as Donzereli’s parents take him home.” Ty said.
“And since you obviously are capable, I will be increasing your academic levels of study to make sure you are not bored,” Robin added, received sighs, slumped shoulders, and sad eyes, but not a word or any whining.
Nolan looked up at Ty and said, “Dad, Donzereli’s parents just landed inside the fence of our hideout, and they are waiting to meet us.”
“How do you know that? Of course, that telepathic thing. I am not entirely comfortable with you having private conversations with Donzereli. You will keep us informed when you talk to him, understand?”
“Yes, Dad, we promise, can we go down to meet them now? Please!
Yes, I guess we should not keep them waiting. No running ahead, we all go as a family. I hope they stayed cloaked until they were inside the gate of the hideout,” Breathed a nervous Ty.
Seeing a baby Dragon is a whole different thing than seeing a full grown adult Dragon. There was no way to prepare yourself to meet not one adult dragon, but two. Ty and Robin tried and failed.
Brenda, what an absolutely series. Amazon recommends for over age 12. Do you agree?
Congratulation on your new book!!
Amazing book.Congratulations,dear!!
If the kids can read, it will be good for them. It shows that you can be best friends with beings that are different. If they have to look up a word or two, that can’t be bad for them. If they can’t read, it would be fun to read to them. I loved to read to my kids. I was a little sad when they learned to read and didn’t need me to read to them. They love to read my books, now and are super proud of me. It’s a win-win!
Congratulations on your book, that was a very sweet chapter. You are a sweetheart for sure and it comes across in your writing. Love ya, Joni xoxoxoxo
Thank you. I feel the same about you and your writing!
Blessings dear Brenda. Hope all is well. Sending you my love. ❤️🤗🥰🙏
A wonderful first chapter. Bravo.