Julia's Blog

Is Heron’s life span increased because he is a companion to a dragon? What does that do to Trissy? What about their children? Is it going to effect Grabon’s ability to claim a mate? What will happen if Grabon’s mate does not like Heron, or Trissy, or the children? All good reasons to keep reading…

The reason bentar wagons are so popular on New Earth is because the birds are much smaller than cattle, are quieter, eat less, poop less and move slower. The wagons are smaller and while one bird has a limited weight it can pull, two does a good job. Bentar are generally tame, easy to handle…

Grabon seems to hold the belief that he can make the rules in his own territory. What happens if someone challenges that? Should Gordon and even Heron decide that a Grabon is wrong about something,  can they challenge his leadership? What kinds of tools does Grabon have to resolve conflicts, aside from dropping an enemy…

If you were Eldon, a proud Farmer, a father and proud of your clan, would you be happy to see your oldest boys branch out and try something new, something different and something surrounded by so much conflict? Can you imagine the amount of snide and direct comments he has heard about his sons association…

When Trissy points her human finger at Grabon and demands a rule preventing any youngster from being expelled from the nest at fifteen, is she influenced by Heron’s understanding and feelings about what happens to maturing dragons? Why does Heron act as if he does not want to be involved in the discussion? Great questions…