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Legends is the beginning of an epic story of many individuals whose lives have been linked in the battle for the fate of their world.


The sorceress Lusiradrol, exiled to human form thousands of years earlier from her life as the terrible black dragon, has awakened her Red Clan. The true dragons are ready to renew their ancient wars to save the world, but they cannot do it alone. Unfortunately, the magi and the two races of men are far from ready to face the darkness unleashed by Lusiradrol.


The white dragon was made to banish her, one who could unite all beings of Light, but his return is not as any foresaw. Through a woman who guards his power and his spirit, he will be reborn. But will he be too late to save the world?

293 pages, ebook

First published March 1, 2010

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Melanie Nilles

38 books241 followers
Melanie Nilles (aka M. A. Nilles) is an avid animal lover and resides with her husband, kids, and a clowder of cats who take advantage of their human slaves for food and warm laps. An equestrian of forty years, Melanie has trained and ridden all disciplines from race horses to cow horses and western show and speed events to jumping and dressage.

At the same time, Melanie (Mel to those who know her) has always had a fascination with science fiction and fantasy. Under her full name, her published works include the Starfire Angels: Dark Angel Chronicles series and other YA/New Adult works. As M. A. Nilles, she writes adult SF&F, including the Legend of the White Dragon epic, Demon Age, and Starfire Angels: Forgotten Worlds series.

Melanie has a unique perspective that she notes isn't for every reader. In general, her stories don't follow formulas or fit into any specific category but will offer something different for those who are looking for something meaningful but fun in science fiction and fantasy. For updates, visit her website at www.melanienilles.com or her blog at http://manilles.blogspot.com/ .

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10 reviews4 followers
March 26, 2012
Very slow moving, good plot line, but hard to care about characters. I read a review where they said it reads like a textbook, and that is pretty accurate.
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161 reviews
April 17, 2012
Reasons why I think this book is okay-

Reason 1- The beginning is kind of slow. I kept re-reading, but it still was boring. The middle is where the true excitement begins.

Reason 2- One of the characters was in the beginning and part of the middle and disappeared and that charecter was one of the good characters.

Reason 3- There are dragons.
Profile Image for Kathy.
221 reviews5 followers
January 26, 2014
Second in the White Dragon series, it was good. Interesting characters, well planned story line; a little humor, romance and intrigue, makes for a lighter epic series not heavy-handed. Several small spelling and grammatical errors sometimes made for unclear reading and I had to reread sentences to clarify. Would be great for child with strong reading skills.
Profile Image for Ruth Pohl.
53 reviews9 followers
January 26, 2014
Second in the White Dragon series, it was good. Interesting characters, well planned story line; a little humor, romance and intrigue, makes for a lighter epic series not heavy-handed. Several small spelling and grammatical errors sometimes made for unclear reading and I had to reread sentences to clarify. Would be great for child with strong reading skills.
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2 reviews
February 23, 2015
Engaging storyline

A little hard to get into at first but then out of nowhere you are hooked. It was hard to stop reading. Nicely written to engage all your senses and make you feel as though you are there. Memorable characters who you grow to love and others not so much. A great read ready for the next book!
Profile Image for Carol Bosselman.
Author 8 books17 followers
December 28, 2015
Started very slow, as several people have said. It did pick up some but I still think it was a bit confusing. The dragons talking in rhyme was an interesting concept, but grew tiresome, the way sentences had to be worked and twisted to create the rhyme.

I would probably read the next one, as it did get better over the course of the book.
Profile Image for Robert.
Author 4 books739 followers
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October 2, 2010
Sounds like a fantastic and original concept.
Profile Image for Carolyne.
77 reviews
March 3, 2012
Was ok though it reads more like a text book than a story.
Profile Image for Takiyah Dudley.
428 reviews1 follower
February 3, 2015
I didn't enjoy it as much as I should have i think, But it was a pretty interesting book. I'm going to continue to read the series.
Profile Image for Angela Ricks.
46 reviews1 follower
February 3, 2015
An ok book

A very slow start.
A lot of different characters and races that it was hard to keep track of sometimes.
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