Tears of a Dragon (Dragons in Our Midst)

To say that this is a good series is an understatement. This series is thought provoking, entertaining, and crafted with a care and consideration you do not often find in teen literature. As the school library aide, I was asked to read the first 2 books (which had been donated) to ensure that they were not inappropriate for our students. Not only have I recommended that we keep them, I have recommended that we order more copies. After I read them to my daughter,she recommended them to her classmates, and there is now a waiting list to check them out!This series is exciting, but also gives a wonderful twist to the ancient legends about Arthur. Quite honestly, by the time I had finished the series I found myself wanting to re-read all the King Arthur legends. I also appreciate that more of the schools students are starting to ask about these books as well. More proof that the kids are enjoying this series.I rarely enjoy anything labeled Christian Fiction, so this series has been a real treat. The faith as portrayed in this series is not easy or unwavering, but is tested and hard won, just like it is for most of us in real life. The courage it takes to have faith is also taken into consideration, which I greatly appreciated.Overall I would highly recommend this series not just for kids or just for adults, but for the whole family.

I recommended these books to a friend of mine and she is way ahead of me and I started before her I am writing a book with my older brother and one of my characters reminds me of Walter I absolutely love Walter

I liked this because it was so fun you would keep wondering what would happen and then it will tell you. At night when I would read I would ask my mom if I could read another chapter and sometimes she would say yes and or no. And one time mom forgot I was reading because I was so lost in this book.One last word...it was awesome!

I am having a hard time contacting the seller. I was told by my son the books didn't arrive. well...the books did arrive my son was mistaken. my grand daughter likes this series and recommends the books.

Flathead Lake, Montana... I've been there before. ^_^ Flew right over it into Kalispell... twice in the last year. ;D And in this story, an epic battle takes place in the skies where my plane flew, right over the lake. Ancient demons released from their prison, an army of dragons and their allies... while Billy and Bonnie learn what it's like to travel in a land that strips them of their dragon traits. Everything is concluded at the end in the most satisfactory cliffhanger I've ever known. Hurry on to the continuing series, Oracles of Fire! =D

I enjoyed all of the series, tears of a dragon was very interesting because it was a story that you could enjoy and get lost in, with out dirty language tons of sex, it took you away to true book reading you could be absorbed in what they were going through in there lives, how they would stay in gods hands and have enough faith that they knew they cope with what ever came along. and with faith they could make it through there trials.

I didn't think I'd enjoy Dragons in Our Midst when I first picked it up, but I loved every minute of each book. Bryan Davis had each piece of the story perfectly paced, from the heart-felt conversations to the action-packed battles. It gives a completely whole new perspective on dragons, showing that not all of them are selfish and evil. He couldn't have written them any better!

In the begining it starts kinda slow but then it totally picks up the pace big time. I learned some new facts about different characters. You also see some sparks between Billy and Bonnie. There is also alot of courage and bravey in this one too. I would totally recomend this book to anyone who read the first three of the series.

very good book

We bought this one as a gift for our son. He thoroughly enjoys this series, can hardly put them down. I think i will read them myself once he is done.

I don't rate this item AT ALL except the site won't accept zero stars. Together with the others in the series it is probably the slowest, most derivative, most boring, least exciting, most geographically and socially unimaginative childrens' book I have ever come across. The unending tears of the heroine (not those of the dragon)become so knee-jerk as to be ludicrous. The somewhat syrupy evangelical Christian influences throughout become tedious.I bought the series thinking them to be OK for grandchildren. I wouldn't inflict them with them.They have gone to our church jumble sales.