While this was an interesting and great book, I keep wondering if this Earth will happen to us one day if we keep polluting our planet and keep having wars. I can't really blame Collin for trying to stay with him if I lived in a world like the one described in the book. Who would really want to go back to a destroyed Earth where we have no creature comforts, no farms, and scrounging for food like scavengers.

I actually felt rather sorry for Avalier, and I wonder what ever happened to the guy that looked like Collin. Was he captured and killed? Did he die? We may never know, but considering how much of his memory that Avalier lost, I think it's probably a good thing that he didn't realize that Collin wasn't his beloved. Would you really want to anger a dragon who can do anything? The love and devotion that Availer shows Collin, just make me wish I had a handsome dragon of my own.

This book had several sad parts, several wonderful parts, and the places described in this book finally satisfied my curiosity on the world of dragons. I loved the Japanese styling of this books location. It was beautiful and breathtaking.

A great book by many definitions.