Arenar and Elaria

When Felanar discovers the truth about his life, he is both excited by the possibility and fearful of what it will do to him. The fear turns into dread when he sees how desperate others are to seize the power he has been granted. Who are his friends, who are his enemies, and what difference can it make when it seems that corruption is inevitable? And why did that dragon flee from him? This is the first book of a trilogy that explores the nature of power and corruption. Unlike recent fantasy stories that have become popular in cinemas and on television, this is not a dreary tale full of labyrinthian plot lines. 

Furthermore, unlike almost all fantasy, there is absolutely no magic in these tales. The characters have to find the strength within to solve their problems with no help from magic objects or people. 

Though not written for the YA market, it is equally accessible for teens and adults. This is a rousing adventure that is fun to read, full of characters you will enjoy knowing.