About This Book
Book 6 in the Dragon of Unison series.Erann, reunited with Sereh at last.The Librarian, finally able to be with Emma after half a millennia.Greeneyes, free from his possession, but wary of the future with Erann's kind.Sereh, reunited with Erann, but ... something is amiss.Unison has still to thaw and the massive land shakes have shrouded the land in almost permanent darkness. The future remains uncertain as the story of Erann, Sereh, Greeneyes and the Librarian continues in Book 6 of the Dragon of Unison Series.(Previously published as Silver)PRAISE FOR THE DRAGON OF UNISON SERIESExcellent start to the series. Makes you care for the characters. I have gone on to read the rest of the series. Amazon ReviewerWow, amazing story I loved reading this wonderful book. This interesting, engrossing & inviting story that I couldn,t put down the story telling is excellent and I can,t wait to read more of this fabulous story as it unfolds the party of characters and they're part in the story where very enjoyable for the imagination it was a pleasure to emerge myself in this wonderful story. So said I would be very delighted to recommend this amazing book to my friends and my heart felt thanks to the amazing author M.J.Porter for the wonderful privilege of reading this wonderful book so to all happy reading and keep smiling from wee me. xxxxxxx Amazon ReviewerThis is the third in a series of books and I've enjoyed them all. My only complaint is that I can't find the next book anywhere. If the author reads this please post it asap as I need to know what happens to Sereh, Erran and the other characters. Thanks. Amazon ReviewerVery compelling read, I have read the whole series and am sorry they are finished Amazon ReviewerABOUT THE AUTHORI'm an author of fantasy (Viking age/dragon themed) and historical fiction (Anglo-Saxon, Vikings and the British Isles as a whole before the Norman Conquest), born in the old Mercian kingdom at some point since the end of Anglo-Saxon England. Raised in the shadow of a strange little building and told from a very young age that it housed the bones of the long-dead kings of Mercia, it's little wonder that my curiosity in the Anglo-Saxons ran riot. I can only blame my parents!I write A LOT. You've been warned!Find me at www.mjporterauthor.com and @coloursofunison on twitter.
