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The Realm Of Believe
Early one morning in South Gippsland, an average couple and their dog come face to face with a dragon. They are transported through a star gate above their home to the overlapping second realm. There they are to become new warriors. Tedanill, Silvanill and their dog, Orumkin, land back at their own house mirrored in this second realm. Called 'Believe', their house is known in the Patch as the Burrashone. Life in this realm is like that of a long bygone era.
They are both found to be legendary Twin Realm Lords linked by blood to the Anilltres dragons, giving them extraordinary powers and skills as warriors. They must win the respect of the Anilltres Dragons at Fire Thorn Hill to gain any hope of victory over the evil Gand and his army of Tarnites and also Black Wing, a rogue dragon. With the looming evil storm in Bournenite city growing, they must hone their abilities while gathering an army of people and creatures. From the dragons they learn that if the balance of good/evil is not maintained across the first two realms, the ultimate realm is in danger.
Outnumbered three to one, the battle begins.
They are both found to be legendary Twin Realm Lords linked by blood to the Anilltres dragons, giving them extraordinary powers and skills as warriors. They must win the respect of the Anilltres Dragons at Fire Thorn Hill to gain any hope of victory over the evil Gand and his army of Tarnites and also Black Wing, a rogue dragon. With the looming evil storm in Bournenite city growing, they must hone their abilities while gathering an army of people and creatures. From the dragons they learn that if the balance of good/evil is not maintained across the first two realms, the ultimate realm is in danger.
Outnumbered three to one, the battle begins.
356 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 29, 2011
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February 3, 2012
Waking up one morning, Tedanill expected it to be just another ordinary day. He never imagined that things would change for him completely upon taking a step outside. To his surprise, he comes face to face with a dragon, one who tells him that he and his wife have been chosen for a greater purpose. Wondering if everything the dragons says is true, he decides to take a chance and place his trust in the legendary being. Never once does he imagine the consequences of his doing so.
Transported to another world, he and his wife are tasked with keeping order within all the realms available. Granted extraordinary powers, they must work together in uniting a land torn by strife caused by invading forces before the realm itself is lost. To do so, they must gain the loyalty of all the dragons as well as that of the people and the creatures surrounding Believe. A task that doesn't seem as easy to do.
Despite his insecurities, Tedanill is determined to unite his people and the dragons to achieve the balance that has been sought for centuries. As the tension between them and the evil Gand and the Tarnites mounts, he knows there's little time in which to gain victory against those who wish to suppress the dragons for good.
Honing their skills and bonding with those he's vowed to protect, Tedanill is prepared to defend his new world in every way possible. With the help of his wife, he does his best to live up to everyone's expectations. Facing his inner demons, he prepares to defend the entire realm from the impending evil storm that's headed their way in hopes of avoiding disaster once and for all.
I enjoyed the premise of this book but sadly, there were a couple things that kept me from enjoying it completely. This is not a bad review, mind you - far from it.
The story itself is quite unique. I think any one of any age would enjoy it. It's full of dragons and magic and instills several lessons along the way that I think would be useful in implementing within every day life. With a little further editing to fix a few run-on sentences and punctuation, as well as some grammar, I think this book could really shine.
Transported to another world, he and his wife are tasked with keeping order within all the realms available. Granted extraordinary powers, they must work together in uniting a land torn by strife caused by invading forces before the realm itself is lost. To do so, they must gain the loyalty of all the dragons as well as that of the people and the creatures surrounding Believe. A task that doesn't seem as easy to do.
Despite his insecurities, Tedanill is determined to unite his people and the dragons to achieve the balance that has been sought for centuries. As the tension between them and the evil Gand and the Tarnites mounts, he knows there's little time in which to gain victory against those who wish to suppress the dragons for good.
Honing their skills and bonding with those he's vowed to protect, Tedanill is prepared to defend his new world in every way possible. With the help of his wife, he does his best to live up to everyone's expectations. Facing his inner demons, he prepares to defend the entire realm from the impending evil storm that's headed their way in hopes of avoiding disaster once and for all.
I enjoyed the premise of this book but sadly, there were a couple things that kept me from enjoying it completely. This is not a bad review, mind you - far from it.
The story itself is quite unique. I think any one of any age would enjoy it. It's full of dragons and magic and instills several lessons along the way that I think would be useful in implementing within every day life. With a little further editing to fix a few run-on sentences and punctuation, as well as some grammar, I think this book could really shine.
May 30, 2012
The Realm of Believe
The Realm of Believe has it all, dragons, a star gate, a charming couple, and their dog. Tedanill and his wife are transported to a second realm and trusted with a duty. The realm is called “Believe” Here they are to become warriors. But there is so much more they have to do in this realm.
In this story there are lots of encounters with dragons, people, and creatures that inhabit Believe. It’s a charming story and for a first novel it has everything. However, there were a few things that did distract me. Those little things that make a great reading experience. I think some minor corrections to punctuation and grammar would enhance the reading experience even more. I enjoyed being transported to “The Realm of Believe”.
The Realm of Believe has it all, dragons, a star gate, a charming couple, and their dog. Tedanill and his wife are transported to a second realm and trusted with a duty. The realm is called “Believe” Here they are to become warriors. But there is so much more they have to do in this realm.
In this story there are lots of encounters with dragons, people, and creatures that inhabit Believe. It’s a charming story and for a first novel it has everything. However, there were a few things that did distract me. Those little things that make a great reading experience. I think some minor corrections to punctuation and grammar would enhance the reading experience even more. I enjoyed being transported to “The Realm of Believe”.
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