Book Review On Saint Dragoness, (A Sin of Saints Vol.1) by Rain Murphy
**Book provided by the author for an honest review**
**Book provided by the author for an honest review**
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Saint Dragoness was
born to a poor peasant family. She was never a true Saint, she was too
self-serving. She was intelligent beyond the year she was born 227 AD,
and her experiments were scary to her family and the village people.
Goddess Jennica gave Saint Dragoness’s creations a new and better way of life. Tazzy one of Saint Dragoness’s original Dragons mourned for his Saint Dragoness. He even contemplated death as a way out of his mourning, until the day he met his Keeper.
Scout couldn’t have been more wrong about her average life. She soon learned that she was to be a Dragon Keeper, and all that that meant. Scout was born to be special, she just didn’t know it yet.
This is the story of how the dragons on Decision Island were created,
and their maker. Their creation and almost demise of both dragon and
maker were brought about by fear and love. Love prevails, but the
fear twisted and morphed the creatures into a more peaceful version
of their original selves.
At a very young age Eerie knew she was different. With the magic she
possessed naturally, she can produce growth from seeds, and later on
as she was older....life. Her parents were scared, and discouraged
her strange behavior, telling her what she could do wasn't normal and
the town folk wouldn't approve. So she hid her talent until one day
she was discovered. Instead of protecting their child, her parents
sold her to a brothel. When Eerie finally discovered she was able to
push her abilities and create life, the dragons came to
fruition...Present day the dragons have lived on without their maker
for centuries. Taken in by Goddess Jennica and brought to Decision
Island, where they lived a more peaceful life, but with one catch.
Their is always a BUT.
The entire story was a very sad
tale from beginning to end. The horrible acts that Eerie and Scout
had to endure were cruel. The dragons were born into this particular
kind of life style, and therefore knew no better, but that still
doesn't make it OK. The bigotry and fear of the unknown is what
caused this entire mess, and if people would only stop for one second
to try and understand, or even just empathize than the witch hunt
would have never happen. One would think that after centuries of
repeating the same mistakes that we would learn. I LOVED this book!
It was pretty short, but packed a punch! The story and her
characters were very thought provoking, and even mesmerizing. The
timing of this book couldn't have been more right.
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