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Dragon Knights #3
The Storm Dragon
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Quinn, Thea and the Fire and Storm Dragons journey to the next island of Alariss to find Nord, the Wind Dragon. Since the rise of evil Uncle Vayn, Nord has lived a reclusive life in his family's ancestral home in the Auric Citadel. Nord laments not only the loss of his dragon powers, but also the disappearance of his betrothed, Catherine. As the wealthy residents prepare to celebrate the Blood Moon festival a mysterious illness is gripping Nord's subjects. Nord is finally awakened to the evil that is taking place and trusting Quinn he allows himself to be released to assume his dragon form . . .
Quinn, Thea and the Fire and Storm Dragons journey to the next island of Alariss to find Nord, the Wind Dragon. Since the rise of evil Uncle Vayn, Nord has lived a reclusive life in his family's ancestral home in the Auric Citadel. Nord laments not only the loss of his dragon powers, but also the disappearance of his betrothed, Catherine. As the wealthy residents prepare to celebrate the Blood Moon festival a mysterious illness is gripping Nord's subjects. Nord is finally awakened to the evil that is taking place and trusting Quinn he allows himself to be released to assume his dragon form . . .
192 pages, Paperback
Published January 7, 2016
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July 22, 2019
As I notes with book 2, there is a lack of originality in this series. This doesn't mean that the books are bad or not worth reading. Some of the influences are obvious. Some are based on a few sources.
This is in no way a bad book. It is better than a lot of similar books by better selling authors. The plot is one that hardly wastes a word and although the result is never really in doubt, you will appreciate how it gets there.
To use a double negative (I just want to), I wouldn't recommend that anyone shouldn't read this series. I just cannot recommend it in a crowded genre.
This is in no way a bad book. It is better than a lot of similar books by better selling authors. The plot is one that hardly wastes a word and although the result is never really in doubt, you will appreciate how it gets there.
To use a double negative (I just want to), I wouldn't recommend that anyone shouldn't read this series. I just cannot recommend it in a crowded genre.
November 24, 2018
Third entry in this series about dragons of various types and means. Fairly similar to the first two entries, nothing spectacular, but good solid story telling which will intrigue younger readers and leave them satisfied.
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