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A Dawn of Dragonfire (Dragonlore #1)
by
Daniel Arenson (Goodreads Author)
"Their wings thudded. Their flames roared. Thousands of dragons, warriors of Requiem, soared through wind and darkness. Their cries rose in the night: for war, for fire, and for glory."
A Dawn of Dragonfire (Dragonlore, Book One) — a new, epic fantasy for fans of A Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings
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The people of Requiem, an ancient kingdom, can grow...more
A Dawn of Dragonfire (Dragonlore, Book One) — a new, epic fantasy for fans of A Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings
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The people of Requiem, an ancient kingdom, can grow...more
Paperback, 274 pages
Published
August 4th 2012
by Moonclipse
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This chapter was very important. This chapter was important to noth the emotional and physical well being of all the characters. Bayrin and Mori admit their love for each other after they retrieve the Moondisk. Lyana and Elethor do not admit it but their relationship grows. They reach the gates to find the Starlight Demon. The last stand of the defending people is invaded by surprise and their survival is questionable.
This chapter was very important. This chapter was important to noth the emotional and physical well being of all the characters. Bayrin and Mori admit their love for each other after they retrieve the Moondisk. Lyana and Elethor do not admit it but their relationship grows. They reach the gates to find the Starlight Demon. The last stand of the defending people is invaded by surprise and their survival is questionable.
I understand that fantasy books like to engage in a quest and that there is some leeway in how much time it would realistically take to get to one place from another. But early in the novel, there was one sequence that didn’t make sense to me. Lyana witnesses another character being killed. This character’s death was apparently the only thing delaying the attack on the city and Lyana was suppose to have left earlier to reach the city in time. She doesn’t. She waits until this character dies and...more
Great book. Had a hard time putting it down. Good story great characters looking forward to the second book in the series.
S while i wait i'll read the first trilogy Song of Dragons.
S while i wait i'll read the first trilogy Song of Dragons.
This book was really good, and I wish I had more time to read the other books in the series. I liked the writing, the story, and the cliffhanger. It was killing me to know what creatures Solina had risen up from the ground to go after Requiem, so I had to look it up on Amazon. Knowing wyverns are in the next book just sealed the deal for me that I HAVE to read it at some point.
Ugh. Teen age dragon love on the bones of their kingdom. Not worth your time.
Not bad. Easy reading. The plot is not as complex or deep as I like, but I look forward to reading the next one in the trilogy.
I absolutely adore this book!!!! I fell head over heels in love with all the dragon characters and despised the Phoenix characters. Could not put the book down. I loved that they had their own myths and lore that they found out was all true. My imagination thrived on this book. Can't wait to read the second book!
Sorry, but I'm giving up for now. I still might finish it sometime (on the class trip, perhaps?), but I also might just put it off till dragons fly again. Life is too short and too hard-pressed to read books one does not enjoy (unless they are assigned by one's teacher. ; )
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Born in 1980, Daniel Arenson is an author of fantasy fiction, from epic to dark and surreal.
He began his career writing short stories. He sold his first story, "Worms Believe in God", in 1998. Since then, dozens of his stories and poems have appeared in various magazines, among them Flesh & Blood, Chizine, and Orson Scott Card's Strong Verse.
Five Star Publishing, an imprint of Gale, publishe...more
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He began his career writing short stories. He sold his first story, "Worms Believe in God", in 1998. Since then, dozens of his stories and poems have appeared in various magazines, among them Flesh & Blood, Chizine, and Orson Scott Card's Strong Verse.
Five Star Publishing, an imprint of Gale, publishe...more
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