The Roar of a Dragon

by Robert Blanchard

Aidan is on the cusp of becoming the youngest knight in Delmar's long history when he is exiled for helping a baby dragon and brutally murdered.

For Aidan, death was only the beginning.

He wakes up three thousand years later, watched over by the very same dragon he saved. He is horrified by his ghastly appearance and unstable magical powers. The world is overrun by evil that originated in Delmar not long after Aidan's death. With the help of a time-traveling wizard apprentice, Aidan must travel back to his own time and set things right.

But after his bitter exile, does he really want to?

Genres: Fantasy

276 pages, Paperback

Published March 31, 2016

About the author

Robert Blanchard was born and raised in Saratoga Springs, NY. He currently resides in Corinth, NY surrounded by crazy but lovable people. Though he suffers from constant dizziness, he still does his best at working to be an unprofessional dishwasher and chef in his home. He is terrible at making phone calls and folding shirts. If you would like to help him with either of these, or if you’d simply like to contact him, you can do so on Twitter and on Instagram @BobbysWorld2110.

Reviews

[Stephanie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I like the story at the beginning. We have Aidan as the main character, a mere son of farmer and become one after his father died. He has always dreamed to be a knight of Delmar, an anti-dragon country. He has a good potential skill, characters and kind hearted. His dream comes true, until one day he saved the baby dragon then he was exiled.

I like the premise for this story, the idea of dragon, magician and time travel. Just at the middle of the book I feel lost. The things happened to Aidan and how strange the world of Delmar to be. But overall it was just fun and has a good ending.

[Lisa]

Enchanting

It takes a lot to keep my attention, Robert did just that! I was captivated with that s story and cannot wait for more!

[Jen Chandler · Rating 5 out of 5]

AMAZING.. WONDERFULLY WRITTEN.. highly recommend this and the treachery if a weasel💖

[Makenzie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great imagery & it was an easy read. I liked that he throughly explained what was going on & that i never really felt confused at any point. I also enjoyed the sense of humor haha..Overall great book!