In Mistress of Dragons we were introduced to a world where political deception, greed, and avarice have led to a violation of the “han...
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Mar 22, 2010
Kat
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As Randy Jackson (American Idol) would say, "That was just okay for me, Dawg."
This typical middle novel concerns the twin sons born to Melisande: Marcus, the son of the King of Idlyswylde, and Ven (short for Vengeance), the son of the dragon who (in the body of the human Grald) raped her. Most of the book focuses on the development of both boys from age 6 to 16. Neither of them know about the other. Ven is half dragon (his legs are dragon's legs) and is being raised by Bell More...
This typical middle novel concerns the twin sons born to Melisande: Marcus, the son of the King of Idlyswylde, and Ven (short for Vengeance), the son of the dragon who (in the body of the human Grald) raped her. Most of the book focuses on the development of both boys from age 6 to 16. Neither of them know about the other. Ven is half dragon (his legs are dragon's legs) and is being raised by Bell More...
Sep 09, 2009
Kara
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Better than the first! The twist at the end had me completely floored...Also, the main characters were more developed in this book than in the last, especially Ven. The only thing that sucked was that everyone was so sad for a lot of the book. Hopefully in the next book, things will start to look up! On to the next!
Dec 09, 2011
Josh
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I liked this book more than the previous. It was a decent story not muddled with some of the garbage from the previous. Although it was still missing "something" for me. It didn't leave me wondering "what's going to happen next?!" I really could have stopped listening to the series altogether and been okay with it. I'm going to listen to the next book simply because I would like to see where everything is going and because there is only one book left in the trilogy why not.
Mar 14, 2011
Cheryl
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This book is book two of a three book series. Due to availability at my library, I read books two and three out of order. After having read books one and three, I debated whether to go ahead and read book two because I felt quite satisfied that I had a good understanding of the entire story without it. I did decide to read this book, however, and am glad I did. Although I knew how the story began and ended, there were definitely worthwhile pieces of the story that I would not have had if I had f
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Mar 14, 2009
Michelle
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Not as well written as the first one, but it still does a good job of carrying on a fascinating plotline.
Dec 14, 2010
CJ
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It's been some time since I enjoyed a story this much. The pace was excellent and the story gripping. I stayed up past midnight finishing it last night!
Jun 20, 2011
David
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Not as good as the first book. The characters not as interesting but it set up for the story for the third book.
May 06, 2010
Lori
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Very "young-adultish," but still a good read. Margaret Weiss is one of my favorite "older" authors of fantasy.
Feb 25, 2008
Marco
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Excellent second book in the series!!! Even more characters to be fascinated by.
Apr 25, 2010
Corey
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Better than the first book of the trilogy, looking forward to the third.
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