Craig Halloran > Quotes

“For every life you take, you must save another or more. It does not matter if they are good or evil; who can really tell? There is good in everything, evil as well ….”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“It's my life, I'll believe what I want to believe. It's your life, you believe what you want to believe. That doesn't mean we can't get along.”
― Craig Halloran

“Some things you just can’t plan for,” her father often said. “Always assume everything is out of your control, aside from yourself.” She”
― Craig Halloran, Smoke Rising

“Every day mattered to them. Each one was new, never the same, filled with new adventures over every horizon. Men, good and bad, knew how to live. I”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Shum,”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“The most beautiful and dangerous creatures in the world. The noblest and greediest, too.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“But it was better they died together, rather than separate. They’d lived for one another. They’d die for one another. That’s what love is.”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“counsel”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“The dragoness was beautiful, her features soft behind her armor and razor-sharp claws. After all, beautiful things have to defend themselves. I waved as I watched her disappear back into the mural among her kind, a queen defending in a glorious battle of dragons charging across the sun-glazed sky.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“That’s what I call myself, and I talk to myself a lot. My real name is much longer, difficult to pronounce and spell, but part of it is Nath. So, if a commoner ever asks, Nath Dragon is my name; saving dragons (and other things) is my game.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Nothing brave about being a fool and nothing foolish about being brave.”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“CHAPTER 41”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“cCity”
― Craig Halloran, Wrath of the Royals

“Be your own hero, I've got things to do.”
― Craig Halloran

“CHAPTER 40”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“Ben,”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“The Sanctuary.”
― Craig Halloran, Terror at the Temple

“I was running hard, pushing myself past human limits, to the only place I knew could help. Home. I already could tell that my wound was fatal, and with every step the loss of blood made me more woozy. Orcs were hot on my trail, at least a dozen, howling for my head. I was certain they would not stop; they were stubborn and stupid, slow as well, but I was smart and fast. I was a dragon, after all… in a very man-like sort of way. By appearance, I was a man: big, long haired, and rangy—more than capable of whipping a few lousy dragon-poaching orcs, until they got the drop on me. So now I was running for my life, my dragon heart pounding in my chest like a galloping horse, mile after mile, until I had no choice but to come to a stop.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“They should have learned a lesson today: never pick a fight with an opponent you don’t know anything about; it just might be a dragon.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“I’ve been in your shoes and walked the same path, and I know what you are thinking.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“No! No! And No!” he said, looking as if he wanted to hit me again. “I’m a dwarf! We don’t go all the time. We can hold our water weeks at a time if we want to! And when we go, it takes some time, concentration, and privacy. Happy are we now, Nosey Dragon?” “Ah!” I held my finger up once more, not my dragon finger, mind you. “One more question, though.” He folded his arms across his chest and sighed. “What is it?” I reached out, and he helped me to my feet. “Is that why you’re always so grumpy?”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“pushing”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“dapple-grey steed slithered after him. It coiled its hooded head and struck.”
― Craig Halloran, Tail of the Dragon #1-10

“Infinity was not always the best place to be. Although it was considered heavenly, it was sometimes quite hellish. Anything imaginable was at your disposal, yet it was boring.”
― Craig Halloran, Wrath of the Royals

“Sasha,”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“They you should go home,”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“We did a good thing back there.” “‘Sore”
― Craig Halloran, Smoke Rising

“filled my nostrils, and someone placed a”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“CHAPTER 37”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection

“Shum leapt on his horse and disappeared. A tree crashed down right behind Shum, followed by a loud yell. “WHERE ARE YOU?” An ettin emerged. It stood as tall as the trees. Its dark eyes found Bayzog. “Oh no!” he said, snapping the reins. Thoom! Thoom! Thoom! Thoom! The ettin ran right after him. Shum realized his error. He had assumed the ettin would come for him, not Bayzog. That had been his plan, but plans change. He turned his horse and galloped after the ettin. Ahead, two big heads bobbed up and down. Massive arms swung at its sides like hammers. The ettin’s giant strides covered the ground as fast as a horse. He dug his heels into his steed. “Yah!” The horse thundered ahead. Shum’s horse wasn’t just any horse, but a special one bred by the Roaming Rangers. Big and sleek, the Roamer Stallions were the rarest horse breed in the land. This was one of the fastest creatures on”
― Craig Halloran, The Chronicles of Dragon Collection