Since the times of magic, Bob Conner’s WWII fighter plane was as close as he could get to dancing among the clouds and nestling in the shoulders of his mighty emerald dragon. It had been thousands of years since the magic was buried deep within the Earth to protect it from mankind. Now the world has changed forever as it has been rediscovered, and once again brought to the Earth’s surface.Now that the magic has been released, it is up to those few elves and dwarfs that have stayed behind to put things back. With the help of three special women and a small air force of vintage aircraft, this courageous group battles the darkness and it is the light that ushers in a whole new age of enchantment.
Dragon Squadron is a great sci/fi, fantasy that brings to life the mythical fantasies that we hear about as children. With the collaboration of real life science and the mythical findings that bring about a force of magic , the story led to the unfolding of life as we (humanity) know it. The author has a way of vividly expressing the actions and feelings of the characters that permit you to envision and watch the book through your very own eyes. The story line was well written while letting your mind jump to possibilities and wonders of what will happen next. I was very intrigued of the story and was unable to put it down as the action scenes were intense and emotional with an abrupt, but cliff hanging ending. This first book was a great read and I look forward to the second to come. I give this book a 5 star rating.
I truly enjoyed this story. As of this writing, it is only available in paperback format. Some of the things that I enjoyed about Dragon Squadron: Good, kind, heroic characters. A believable "world", with interesting facets. Non-graphic romance.