The Dragon Consequence Series
E.J. Lippiatt
This series of books is about people’s actions and the result of them on themselves and others. Nuclear war in one dimension effected the beings in another and their response to it. What happened to the interdimensional curtain that should have prevented such damage occurring?
Was there someone's accidental or deliberate action behind it?
If deliberate, what are they planning and why?
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When Realities Collide
Nuclear war in the human dimension is destroying the dragon beings in the dragon dimension. Teams of Dragon Masters are sent to destroy the weapons and ensure peace. Ex Dragon Elder Master Dunstan wants to be reinstated back to Elder Master. We follow him as he overcomes the reasons why this has been delayed.
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The Masters Fight Rebellion
With the weapons gone, peace was established except for the Rebels. Reinstated Elder Master Dunstan now lived in Hidden Valley for his own protection and for the protection of the females that lived there. He was also bait to draw the Rebels’ attention. Frustrated the Rebel Grandmaster launches a devious attack, and the Dragons must fight for survival. Striking at the heart of the Dragon organization the Rebel Grandmaster’s action exposes information that shocks them all.
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The Eternal Turn of Fate
Elder Master Dunstan realises his family can no longer stay in the Human dimension. He is now training his son to help save the Dragon dimension from destruction. Meanwhile the Rebels are trying to escape the destruction they have caused, while trying to keep their fight alive.
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Writing this book has been a journey of exploration and discovery, one that I could not have undertaken alone. I am deeply grateful to the sources of inspiration and wisdom that have helped bring this story to life.
To Yoda, whose concept of dragon speak illuminated the path for crafting a unique mode of communication for this world.
To Isaac Asimov’s I, Robot, which inspired the framework for the prime directive, shaping the moral and ethical foundations within the narrative.
To Bruce Pascoe and his seminal work, Dark Emu, for offering the profound idea of revisiting the far past to secure a better future, a theme that has significantly enriched this story’s exploration of governance and societal evolution.
Finally, to all the readers and supporters who continue to inspire and motivate me—you are the heart of this journey, and I am profoundly thankful for your encouragement and belief in my vision.
With gratitude,
E.J. Lippiatt
Acknowledgements
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