The Dragon's Egg

by Ed Dunlop

Overview

Cararian Greatwing dragons have not been seen in the kingdom of Terrestria for such a long time that King Emmanuel’s subjects do not remember that they exist. When Prince Josiah secretly accepts a forbidden gift, he unknowingly introduces a Cararian Greatwing to the Castle of Faith. All goes well for a time and it seems that his act of treachery will bring no consequences, but when the dragon turns on him, Josiah learns too late that he is powerless to control the beast that he has unleashed.

This thought-provoking tale graphically illustrates the power of temptation and the deceitfulness of sin. The fifth adventure in the Terrestria Chronicles allegory series, The Dragon’s Egg challenges the reader to guard his or her heart for the King.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940033235254
Publisher:	Ed Dunlop
Publication date:	05/12/2012
Series:	Terrestria Chronicles
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	354 KB

About the Author

Ed Dunlop has worked in children’s ministries full-time for more than thirty years. As an evangelist, he conducts Family Crusades in local churches, presents teacher-training seminars, speaks at junior camps, and conducts visualized drug and alcohol awareness programs in public elementary and junior high schools. His ministry involves ventriloquism, Gospel magic, blacklight effects, and a variety of other visual media. Ed writes fiction for children and resource books for teachers, and currently has twenty-nine titles in print with five publishers. The author grew up in Phoenix, Arizona. and has served churches in California, Arizona, and Tennessee as assistant pastor and Christian Education Director. He and his family entered full-time evangelism in March of 1988. Ed and his wife, Elma, have five grown children and make their home in north Georgia. Ed enjoys canoeing, motorcycling and SCUBA diving. His sons are also certified divers. Ed currently serves as a volunteer diver at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and enjoys feeding the fish, sharks, stingrays and moray eels as groups of school children watch.