The main human characters were intriguing, too.

It was easy to get a feel for both their personalities and their beauty.

I loved Krista Wayment’s descriptions of the dragons in Trusted.

Extraordinary! I wish I could try it sometime. You get a peek at this just a few pages into the book.

I really loved how humans normally travel in this world.Without giving too much away, here are some of my favorite parts: This weekend, I finally sat down and read the book myself. If only I could have captured the sound in her voice. She even opted out of a family trip in order to keep reading, then called before we reached our destination to ask whether Krista Wayment had any more books out. My busy life put my reading time on hold, but one of my daughters started reading it that very weekend. I have to say this immediately: the launch party was a lot of fun. On March 27, I attended the virtual launch for the book Trusted, by local fellow author Krista Wayment. One hundred word story: The Devil's Name is Fred.Trusted, by author Krista Wayment, is lots of fun!.TODAY ONLY - Get a FREE copy of All the Finer Things.Cover Reveal: REWIND TO YOU by Laura Johnston.One hundred word story: 'That's what happens when.Wonhundred Word Wednesday: 'Would you like fries w.Q - Why did you decide to write for young readers (aka Middle Grade)? Also, I would figure out a way to have my dragon help me get my chores done. But yes, I would like to fly on the back of a dragon. I admit I find that ironic since I hate flying and am terrified of heights. The things I would most want to do with my dragon pal is go flying. If dragons were real I would want one as a pet or a friend.

Slaying a dragon can be immensely difficult so when the hero finally conquers the fiery beast when know he has accomplished something great. Other times dragons are the villains-also cool.

I like the idea of creatures that live a very long time and because of that they have all this wisdom that can only be gained from experience. Often dragons are portrayed with a sense of ancient wisdom. It's really hard to put into words (a funny thing for a writer to say), but dragons just inspire me. Okay, that's not the only reason but you have to admit it is pretty cool.

Trusted by Krista Wayment