Silver Dragon is book 3 in the Blades of Leander series
Alto's hands are stained with the blood of the fallen. The only justice he can find must be had by the blade, but the path of vengeance shows him that he is but a pawn in a far more dangerous game. Sarya's plans reach far beyond anything the young warrior could imagine and require a sacrifice from him greater than he can give.
Alto must make fear his ally if he is to lead his companions into the dragon's lair with any hope of saving the woman he loves and the two nations he calls home.
Check out these other Blades of Leander books:
Book 1:Child of Fate
Book 2: Victim of Fate
Book 3: Silver Dragon
The story continues in the Order of the Dragon series:
Book 1: Isle of the Ape
Book 2: Chasing the Dragon
Book 3: Dragonlady
Review
"*This is an impressive, at times breathtaking, story of adventure that captures the reader's imagination." - Jennifer
"For me, fine character development is particularly importantwhen building a series around a continuing them, so well done Halstead! " - Thalia
"it is highly recommended to anyone that is interested in sci-fi fantasy adventures with wonderful characters and amazing creatures.__" - Alexander *
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From the Author
_Silver Dragon was everything I wanted it to be and so much more. I set out to tell the story of Alto and his friends and somewhere along the way all the plans and memories I had took a twist. Instead of the juvenile adventures Alto's predicaments became realistic. What he endured came from deep places inside of me that I wasn't always willing to explore, but I knew we had to go there if the character was going to be able to recover.
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_It is said that an writer writes to discover themselves. I can't say whether that's true or not but I can say that writing Silver Dragon was education and enlightening for me. It became so much more for me than just another book. It was a reminder that bad things happen to good people and we can either let that defeat us or we can rise up and fight back. And since we're all human, sometimes both of those things have to happen before we can move on.
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To paraphrase Niezstche, those who look into the abyss should know the abyss looks back. This book looked back and changed me, I hope it does the same for you.
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