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Forever Love, White Eagle (Atlantean Secrets)

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Sagan's stunning story telling continues with little Szar waking up further after his encounter with the Dragon. He returns to Esraim a veerry different man and his awakening takes him closer and closer to his initiation as a Master of Thunder. His love for Elyani is a story of how love for another person can be such a powerful tool of awakening for those willing to see it in that way.

I rarely read a fiction book, and usually skim through a lot of it when I do. However, I found myself reading every word of this book, just as I did the first book in this series, Sleeper Awaken, and enjoying every minute of it. Samuel Sagan presents a world filled with wonder and brings his characters to life in a way that made me believe they were real, no matter how fantastic their forms. And I found myself caring about them very much, sharing their joys and woes throughout the book. I was deeply touched by the tender love between Szar and Eliyani and highly recommend this book be read by those who have stopped believing in it - love, I mean.

It's a wonderful idea that the Atlanteans might have cared so deeply about us in the future that they struggled with all of their might to preserve their knowledge for us before Atlantis disappeared beneath the sea forever.

I have ordered the rest of the books in the series, as well as Bleeding Sun, which I understand is connected with the series, and look forward to finding out the rest of the story. As some of the reviewers of the first book in this series said, reading Sagan's stories is a spiritual experience, and for me like none I've ever had from reading a book.

This series has me mesmerized. I usually do a little reading before I go to sleep at night. Since I started these books I've found that I have been staying up way too late because I can't put the book down. The story has drawn me in and I don't want it to let go.