A young dragon beset by childhood trauma and a disability, goes in quest of his identity and happiness. Enduring severe hardships in the search to find his roots, he ultimately discovers his disability may be a key weapon against a terrifying antagonist. ?This is a lovely fantasy, reminiscent of ?Watership Down, ? with a dash of the ?Ugly Duckling? thrown in. Magic, quests, the fight between good and evil, they are all here, with dragons as the protagonists, but with all too human emotions. ...A great read for any age.? Reviewed by Annette Gisby, author of ?Writing the Dream.? ?(Dragon's Moon) is full of wondrous creatures and adventures. As our little dragon is constantly being led by his conscience, this is a wonderful tool for children as they learn to recognize wrong from right. ...the land of Nistala will definitely engage a child's imagination. This is a story that I recommend to all children that love tales of fantasy.? Reviewed by Chere Gruver for Timeless-Tales Reviews.