The Unbearable Lightness of Dragons (Light Dragons, #2)

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The Unbearable Lightness of Dragons (Light Dragons #2)

by Katie MacAlister (Goodreads Author)

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Ysolde Bouchier is still coming to terms with the dragon part of her, while at the same time trying to free a friend of Baltic-her Black Dragon lover-from the weyr, get Baltic to meet with the dragons who want him dead, rescue a half-dragon damsel in over her head, raise the shade of the man everyo...more

Mass Market Paperback, 342 pages

Published May 3rd 2011 by Signet (first published March 23rd 2011)

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Oct 19, 2011 Kana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: audiobook, chic-lit, fantasy, oh-look-a-dragon, kickass-heroines, my-all-time-favorites

So confusing. Sometimes I can overlook it and catch up, sometimes I just let it go and hope I will understand to some degree, later on.

Essentially I got this -
Baltic and mate got kicked out of weir. Ysolde wants back in, even though she really only had a very brief introduction to the club, in which they tried her for murders Baltic had been accused of. But ya know, she bonded with the girls when she was there for five minutes, and now she wuvs them and wants to hang out with them again.
So eve...more So confusing. Sometimes I can overlook it and catch up, sometimes I just let it go and hope I will understand to some degree, later on.

Essentially I got this -
Baltic and mate got kicked out of weir. Ysolde wants back in, even though she really only had a very brief introduction to the club, in which they tried her for murders Baltic had been accused of. But ya know, she bonded with the girls when she was there for five minutes, and now she wuvs them and wants to hang out with them again.
So even though they are kicked out and at war with the rest of the dragon club, all the mates/girls get together and plot behind their wyverns backs. Negotiating the release of one of Baltic's lieutenants, in exchange for the removal of a curse Baltic put on the Silver dragons way back when. Pissing off all the rest of the dragons in the meantime, cause ya know...that's kind of going against the war. But nobody really wants to punish their mates.
Anyway, back to Ysolde. She gets Baltic's main lady Lieutenant, who apparently can't stand Ysolde and wants to kill her based on their previous history, that naturally Ysolde can't remember. Lovely yes?
Long story short, crazy lieutenant babe is actually the bad guy and was setting up Baltic, cause she is mad that he rejected her and ended up with Ysolde.
But wait, so Lieutenant babe used to be Baltic's main sqeeze briefly, and is the daughter of Baltic's former girlfriend (yes he dated mother then daughter later), and also the sister of the real wife for who was parading as Ysolde's husband up until two months ago.
Oh and we also find out that Baltic's dad is the First dragon, making him the last son in the line. But he didn't get a sept created for him because technically his mother, was the Black Dragon great-granddaughter of the First Dragon. Meaning daddy did the nasty with one of his descendants. And because Baltic was born into the Black Dragons, he didn't get his own dragon club like the rest of the kids.
....Wait wha?
Can we stop with such confusing relationships? It gets annoying when I have to draw a diagram in order to keep it all straight.

I still think Jim is hilarious. And very funny in human form. He's probably my favorite character. (less)

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Nov 18, 2011 Lynsey (The Demon Librarian) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-that-should-die, shifter-ific

The beginning of this novel was extremely confusing. It had been around 6 months since I'd read the first one, so naturally I was a bit rusty on the details. But even with the recaps that were provided, there was just so much going on and so many different dragon colours that I couldn't remember which Septs liked each other and which didn't, or why. I very nearly gave up all together. There is quite a large cast and several different subplots, so this only added to my confusion. It took until ar...more The beginning of this novel was extremely confusing. It had been around 6 months since I'd read the first one, so naturally I was a bit rusty on the details. But even with the recaps that were provided, there was just so much going on and so many different dragon colours that I couldn't remember which Septs liked each other and which didn't, or why. I very nearly gave up all together. There is quite a large cast and several different subplots, so this only added to my confusion. It took until around the halfway point until I actually felt committed to the story. And even then I was often having to urge myself to continue because I'd already gotten so far, and also because the first book was so good I felt sure any minute now that past magic would emerge. It didn't.

I was also not really feeling the love towards Baltic in this one. I forgave him his high-handed ways in the first book because of what he'd been through and because he'd been alone for so long, and so naturally he would insist Ysolde stay constantly by his side now that he'd found her again, etc. But in this one his rants just got on my nerves. I know the Wyvern are meant to be all domineering and the mates submissive and obedient and all that jazz, but I just don't know how Ysolde can handle it. I found it unrealistic that she would discover that her mate had been bald-faced lying about where he had spent the last couple of days one minute and in the next instance, when he ever so kindly says that he will "allow" her to do erotic things to him, she thinks he's all wonderful again. I'm sorry, what? I realize it's meant to be so over-the-top bossy that it's funny, but mostly I just found it annoying.

Another thing that annoys me with Baltic is his refusal to tell Ysolde anything; either with regards to his plans and whereabouts as mentioned before, or things to do with the past. Poor Ysolde has had her memory altered and has to rely on flashbacks and visions to help her recall things from their previous life, so any little nugget of information about past events would be helpful. But Baltic remains tight-lipped on anything he deems upsetting to her, or if it's something concerning another male, he withholds through jealousy or some other bull**** reason. I wanted to slap him on more than one occasion.

I really hope Katie MacAlister does something to restore this series to the former glory of book one. It showed so much promise and was so much funnier and more romantic than this one.

Colour me disappointed.(less)

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Oct 19, 2011 Shay rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved the continuation of Baltic and Ysolde/Tully's story. The humor is great especially when you add it big bad dragon fighting like school children with Ysolde acting as the mother hen. I love how the wyvern mares stick together and those of us who a Katie Mac's dragons fans still get to see glimpse of what goes on in a characters life once their individual series has ended. I'm a big Aisling fan! I'm interested to see if once she is done with the light dragons she will move on to the black...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Mistress of the Dark Path rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy

Ysolde Bouchier has returned in Katie Macaliser's second Light Dragons novel (or ninth Dragon novel series)with just as many obstacles to face as ever. In the last book she renewed her relationship with Baltic after centuries of separation. Due to her memory being erased and only coming back in pieces, she still has a lot to catch up on. Baltic is helping her but he is still holding a lot back (as dragons tend to do). Some information she needs is vital, but his desire to protect her makes for s...more Ysolde Bouchier has returned in Katie Macaliser's second Light Dragons novel (or ninth Dragon novel series)with just as many obstacles to face as ever. In the last book she renewed her relationship with Baltic after centuries of separation. Due to her memory being erased and only coming back in pieces, she still has a lot to catch up on. Baltic is helping her but he is still holding a lot back (as dragons tend to do). Some information she needs is vital, but his desire to protect her makes for some frustrations between them. To make matters worse, they are still ouroboros from the weyr and at war with them. It wouldn't be so bad if Ysolde hadn't become such good friends with some of the women in the weyr. Not only this but she feels the severed connection from the dragon community deeply. Her mate Baltic, on the other hand, has no desire to work things out and is happy to keep their sept apart.

Of course, Ysolde is not going to accept the status quo. She has much to do if there is to be any chance at a normal and happy life. Among her priorities include clearing Baltic's name for crimes he was accused of, getting the interdiction lifted that is preventing her use of magic, solving a few new mysteries that come up along the way (along with some of the old), and getting the Light Dragon sept reinstated into the weyr. Along the way she has help from friends, even those that shouldn't be helping and she also acquires new enemies. There is nothing simple or uncomplicated in this woman's life.

This is not a novel that can stand alone. It is possible to start with the novel prior to this one and feel comfortable (which is what I inadvertently did), but this one is all about continuing to deal with issues that arose earlier in the series. All of the relationships, history, and lore are assumed with little renewed explanation. Fans who have been following the dragon books will enjoy the usual, chaotic, humorous storyline that Katie MacAlister never fails to produce. As usual, nothing goes quite right and problems always seem to stack up. Most of the former characters are seen in this latest novel, and there are some updates on how their lives are going. It does end without resolving all the issues, but this was expected. A reader will have enough closure to at least survive until the next one is released (well, mostly, I only had to seek counseling a few times during the last year while waiting for this book to come out!).

There are a few noticeable differences between Ysolde and Baltic's relationship compared to the others written earlier in the series. While the last novel provided a lot of drama between the couple, there was far less romantic suspense in this one. They are fairly sure of each other now and there is no real battle to be together. Their love is a beautiful thing and it shows frequently, but for the most part Baltic gives in to Ysolde's demands with just a bit of grumbling (okay, a lot of grumbling but he still usually gives in). This forces the outside storyline to create most of the action, suspense and tension. Luckily the author does this well, but anyone who follows the series may notice the difference. Despite these tiny complaints, this latest installment is worth the wait. Fans should certainly be pleased with "The Unbearable Lightness of Dragons". There is rarely a dull moment and plenty of laughs to be had. Anyone who enjoys humor in their romance will adore this series.
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Jul 01, 2011 Paradoxical rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-reading-list, books-otherwise

Bleh. It's not fun to read a petulant male lead who is stubborn to a fault, but it's just as bad to read about a I-always-know-best heroine who feels the need to constantly try to correct said male lead. Not to mention gossipy female circles that try to be funny, but mostly end up kind of sad and annoying because all of their conversations revolve around how difficult their mates are being, and if said mates could just see it their way, the world would be an easier place to live. Which, admitted...more Bleh. It's not fun to read a petulant male lead who is stubborn to a fault, but it's just as bad to read about a I-always-know-best heroine who feels the need to constantly try to correct said male lead. Not to mention gossipy female circles that try to be funny, but mostly end up kind of sad and annoying because all of their conversations revolve around how difficult their mates are being, and if said mates could just see it their way, the world would be an easier place to live. Which, admittedly, it would be, but it's tiring to read. I think the parts I hate the most are Ysolde with other female characters because they don't ever seem to focus on anything else but their partners. Who crop up every other sentence. I'd like to see them go out and do things and not talk about their respective mates.

Which, okay, slightly unfair. They do go out and try to put plans into action, but they still never stop talking about their mates. And it's just one romp after the other and sometimes you just want them to be moderately competent instead of the author trying to be funny.

It's also immensely irritating that all of the males in the books are stubborn and pigheaded to a fault, except for perhaps that one woman (or daughter) that can wheedle them into doing just about anything (given time). This happens to all of the dragons and even Dr. Kostich. I don't know why this is so prevalent, but heck, it's super annoying.

The plot meanders and seems to go nowhere, and I'm really tired of Ysolde not knowing what's going on. I don't understand how Ysolde and some of the female characters can go from being great friends, then want to attack each other, and then go back to being great friends all in about a minute. The other women are there to be foils to Ysolde, but they're static and don't feel as if they're real people in the slightest. There's no real believability in this book.

While the first book was amusing in a very, very shallow way, this one is even worse than that. The jokes fell flat, the characters didn't seem to progress at all, and Ysolde talks a great deal and seems to go nowhere. The ending was better overall, but a halfway decent ending can't make up for the rest of the book. 1 star. (less)

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Aug 28, 2011 Julie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I love Katie MacAlister's writing. She never fails to make me laugh.
This is straight fluff reading & it makes my heart feel good. If your not into over-the-top love, hot, manly, arrogant but absolutely devoted to their women, man/dragons, & women who are strong, obvious know better than their stubborn males, & have amazing talents of their own, then this isn't a book for you. Oh! Let's don't forget the smart mouthed, sex obsessed, laugh inducing, low level demon in dog form (well, m...more

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Jun 09, 2011 WildAboutBones rated it 5 of 5 stars

As usual when MacAlister "puts pen to paper", hilarity ensues.

While not quite as humorous as the first in the Light Dragons series, this second book is quite funny but has much more intrigue and is much sexier (caramel is involved at one point and handcuffs at another - puuuurrrrrrr). Sexy alpha dragons, edicts from a quasi-god, rescues, a kidnapping attempt, a resurrection, a summoning, more visions, betrayal and serious romance - they may be arrogant bull-headed alpha males but they do romanc...more

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May 30, 2013 Janis Hill rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal

This was quite different from the other dragon books so far and, to be honest, I did find myself wondering if it was going to get to the point and get the real story started when I was just over half way through. Still, it's not as if this 'lack of a point' was boring as I didn't stop reading. It just had a lot to say and only one book to squeeze it in to. It was more trying to get some really good story threads weaved together to lead on to greater things (I hope) in the third and final book. I...more

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Jul 16, 2011 Amelia-Irene rated it 5 of 5 stars

This series is good, but if you haven't been reading from book 1 to book whatever, you can get lost in some of the references.
Ysolde has been raised from the dead with a severe memory loss, that she's slowly recovering. Her husband Baltic has also been raised from the dead. Baltic has also been accused of several acts of violence and murder that he says that he did not commit. Ysolde is bound and determined that she's going to get to the bottom of this no matter what the outcome is. She wants th...more

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Jun 06, 2011 Vicky rated it 3 of 5 stars

Rawh! (In a sexy kind of purr!) Baltic and Ysolde breath new life in the dragon series by Katie MacAlister. The second book in the Light Dragon series has lots of fun adventures, hilarity and of course dragons being all dragon-y. (Again, rawh!) Only Ysolde can turn a demon into a man and harness the power of a banana all while trying to keep her family safe and fulfilling the request of the first dragon. And none of the dragon books would be the same without Jim, in human or doggie form the demo...more

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Jan 16, 2012 Yvonne Boag rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ysolde's visions into the past are happening with more frequency. Her magic is still under an induction and instead of bananas appearing whenever she casts a spell, small animals are the result. She still doesn't know what the first dragon wants her to do but it must be resolved soon and to top it all off every time Baltic gets near another dragon it ends in fisticuffs.

Sometimes the humour goes into eye rolling mode and gets quite obvious and tedious. It is also quite difficult to know when she...more

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Aug 24, 2012 Leslie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, shifters, supernatural-romance, angels

This is the second book in the Light Dragons series and it is better than the first. Ysolde and Baltic were kicked out of the Weyr at the end of first book and in this one she is busy trying to get them back in the Weyr, getting her magic back, fixing whatever the First Dragon wants her to fix and solving an issue for her old boss Kostich. It is lighthearted and fun and very sexy. I love the Dragons in these books, they are bossy and sexy and have complicated politics. Baltic is dark and broodin...more

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May 27, 2011 Shay marked it as to-read

Shelves: pnr, sequels, mighty-dragons, magic

May 2011

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Jun 11, 2013 Impy rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'm having a hard time reviewing this books seriously. They're very silly, they aren't particularly good, but they are amusing and fast reads. I don't hate the characters and do, in fact, like several of them. I happened to have the first and second in the Light Dragons series on hand, so I read both of them, but I can't say I'll be going out of my way to find the third book. I just don't care that much what happens.

Brain candy books...have a day at the beach where you don't want to have to pay...more

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Jul 11, 2011 Mary rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Getting tired of caveman dragons, you are my mate, do what I say, I will protect you, blah blah blah. Then there is Ysolde, who is dead, then not, then dead, then not, who can't remember her past life, then some, then not. Tired of Baltic saying "The old Ysolde...." I like strong women characters, but constantly going behind the backs of the guys to do it doesn't mean they are strong, just that they have disfunctional relationships. I did like parts of it, but it had too many problems to really...more

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Jun 30, 2011 Lynda Tatad rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another fun read in the Light Dragons series! I love how Ysolde (aka Tully) just ignores the chauvinistic demands by iher wyvern mate Baltic. It seems to be a common trait of all the wyvern mates in this series, so far. Ysolde has been given a task by the First Dragon, but since her memory had been messed up before, she's not sure what she needs to do. She also wants to stop a war, rescue her mate's friend, and try and get her magic fixed,.. all while trying to keep her mate happy, too. Definite...more

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Oct 05, 2011 Crystal rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: comedy, vamp-were

Ms MacAlister has a recurring personality in this series. In the first part - the Aisling Grey series - it was a ghost. In the second part - the silver dragons - it was a demon lord. In this one, it's both our H, and, near the end, a ghost of a former suitor. Essentially, the character is this over the top, drama queen (or is that king) personality who is obsessed with the heroine, and who speaks with butchered english. It was funny in its first incarnation, but it's getting old. Add to that, th...more

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Mar 11, 2012 Corie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books-i-read, kindle-books

Katie MacAlister is one of my absolute FAVORITE authors, and I have been in love with the Aisling Gray, the Dark Ones and the various Dragon Series. But this one of all of them fell a bit short for me. The first 25% of it was all dialogue.

Ususally in reading, if there is too much thought or narration, I find my self skimming down the page looking for conversation to break it up. But this one was ALL conversation, and some being quite long-winded for the first quarter of the book. So this time i...more

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Nov 08, 2011 Barbara ★ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: zzcover-green, paranormal-dragons, first-in-series, read-2011, paranormal-magic, paranormal-psychic, paranormal-witches-wizards, h-h-abused-tortured, paranormal-shifters

From other books in the Dragon series, Baltic is always shown as the bad guy. Of course, this series shows Baltic in the best light possible. He is a typical hero: strong and silent, sexy, loves his mate beyond measure and lets his woman get away with murder (well not literally). I really like Baltic and Ysolde together. They were married a couple hundred years ago until someone murdered them both. Baltic was resurrected by his second in command, a very strong necromancer and Ysolde was resurrec...more

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May 22, 2011 Kirsty~Vhixen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, ebooks-pdf-kindle, dragons, books

i'm not even sure it deserved four stars....but Baltic has always been my favourite dragon....and even though Thala and Mauve seemed to distract alot from the actual dragons...it was still good.

Jim as always...with his whining about demon abuse and food, made me laugh....though im not sure it was as much as he normally does!

Poor Kostya! after Baltic he's my sweetie too. i was never a Cyrene fan....but not i really do hate her. hopefully since she's no a true mate...something can do done for Kost...more

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Sep 12, 2011 Kasey rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy, funny-books-humor, shifters-weres, owned

I wanted so badly to like this one. I loved the first book in this series. I loved the characters. I loved the humor and found myself constantly laughing out loud. I loved Baltic even though everyone thought he was the bad guy in the beginning. I loved his and Ysoldes love story and flash backs to how they met. I was invested in these characters and I was disappointed.

The most interesting part of this book for me were the last couple of chapters. Everything started to pick up and things actuall...more

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Jun 10, 2011 Marcia Berg Haskell rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance, sci-fi

"Ysolde Bouchier is still coming to terms with the dragon part of her, while at the same time trying to free a friend of Baltic-her Black Dragon lover-from the weyr, get Baltic to meet with the dragons who want him dead, rescue a half-dragon damsel in over her head, raise the shade of the man everyone says killed her, and once and for all clear Baltic's name of the murder charges that continue to plague him.

For Ysolde, being a dragon is starting to bite."

I enjoyed this book much more than I anti...more

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Aug 04, 2012 ♡ Sassy ~ Amy ♡ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: shifter, were-dragon, sorcery, paranormal-romance, own, romance, part-of-a-series, demon, urban-fantasy

This is the second book in this series, & because I waited so long to read it, I got confused.

This is the ressurected (sp) from death story of the Black dragon Baltic & his half dragon mate Ysolde who are at war with the other dragon septs (Blue, Red, Green & Silver). Really it's by name only & all the wives are friends.

Baltic Is accused of dkilling a mass of blue dragons & other crimes he didn't commit & Ysolde has 3 things she has to do for 3 different people to restore...more

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Sep 29, 2011 Carolyn rated it 2 of 5 stars

Funny, sexy but lacks decent plot or 3dimensional characters. male lead's only redeeming quality is the sexy part. otherwise males, any males, in this book are either oversized 5year-olds whose only excuse is that they are "raised in the darkages" and a dragon, or nonsensical scums. And Ysolde is just the mother who repeated pluck the children up and try to make them to "play nice" and gets exasperated when she fails.

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Sep 04, 2011 Diana rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, romance, paranormal, shapeshifters

Banished from the weyr, Ysolde/Tully is determined to end the dragon war. As Ysolde makes deals after deals, she also must figure out what the First Dragon wants her to do and work on recovering her memories and her dormant dragon.

Very jam-packed with action, but continues to be fun. More information comes to light, although once again we are left with things unresolved. I hope there's another book in the works!

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Nov 16, 2011 Khristine Stain rated it 5 of 5 stars

I finished this book feeling better than I did with the cliffhanger if the first one. I kind of figured out who the real bad guy was fairly early, which was a little disappointing. I wish I had waited to read this series (not due to the writing, only due to the waiting) but the last Silver Dragon book was so amazing I couldn't not continue reading. I will have to figure out a way to be patient in waiting until the next release.

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Feb 28, 2013 Sweeta rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm getting sad because I know that the next book is the last one and then I will be without my beloved dragons.
You learn more about Baltic's past and Ysolde is thrown into all kinds of crappy situations in this installment. Why won't her dormant dragon give her a break already!
There are all kinds of twists and turns in this book and a revalation at the end that is so sweet and profound it just makes you melt. I loved it and am already on to Sparks Fly.

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May 28, 2012 Mona rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

And the books get better. I started this book so upset. I felt everyone was being so unfair to Baltic and Ysolde, Ysolde even moer so. Yosolde is so sweet and wants everyone to be happy and I really didn't think anyone could be so mean to her. But as the book continued I was much happier on how things were panning out. Not great by the end but that is what book three will be for.

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Aug 08, 2011 Janet rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, simply-fluff, fiction-not-fluff

Katie is starting to lose me. I really don't want to have to think when I read my "fluff" books and this one is starting to make me think. How cruel! lol. My head has been full of all kinds of things right now so trying to remember who is a blue dragon and who is a green dragon etc (and hey, why aren't there any purple dragons? I'd totally be the wyvern of that sept!). is just a tiny bit too much for me. This book brought in even more characters when I can't even wrap my tiny brain around the ol...more

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May 23, 2011 Bethany Strandbergh rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy

If you liked the first one, you will like this one. I bought the book the first week it came out and read it in one day. I couldn't put it down and I can't wait for the sequel. I was really pleased with some the characters that were reintroduced into the book and all the characters that consistently show up despite not being main characters of this particular series. Loved it!

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