Dragons of Asgard

When West leaves his bedroom window open, little did he know his scent was luring the most ancient of species. It was a scent that the reptile had searched for its whole life. Through this window came Ral, the tiny leader and oracle of the Dragons of Asgard. This was a dragon clan that had gone unnoticed on Earth for thousands of years, awaiting the one called Zod, who was predicted to rise up and fight for the Dragons of Asgard, freeing them from their enemies grasps forever.

Ral reveals to West that his clan of dragons will soon die out, because the Golden One, a massive golden dragon that awoke from its thousand year sleep, has begun to hunt them down, devouring their flesh and quenching its thirst with their blood to gain the tiny dragons unique powers.

Ral speaks of a ship that was sent, but never arrived, which was to rescue the tiny dragon clan.

When West and Michelle hear about a UFO crash that many eyewitnesses had seen over the city of Needles, California, they quickly put two and two together.

West and his two friends decide that the only way to save the tiny dragons is to get their ship back and send them home. Believing the UFO to have been taken to a secret military base nearby, West borrows his father's classic 68 Corvette and they go on a road trip to Area S4, 13.5 miles southwest of Area 51.

This sci-fi/fantasy novel is based on a true UFO crash that took place on May 14, 2008 in Needles, California and can be read in a supplement at the end of this book.

Scott C. Waring holds a Masters degree in Counseling Education and a B.A. in Elementary Education. Waring lives in Taiwan and has owned an English school for ten years. He has taught English to hundreds of children through the years. He often uses humor and elements of surprise to add excitement to classroom lessons.