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Hunters of Reloria #3
Dragon's Revenge
Dragon's Revenge is the thrilling conclusion to the Hunters of Reloria trilogy. Magical Reloria is beset by hordes of invading enemy ships carrying giants with ocular laser beams. People and creatures from across the land band together against the invasion, while our group of heroes, the Hunters of Reloria, seek to restore the defensive shield to their borders. A savage attack on the dragons’ town decimates the population and leads the surviving dragon to pledge revenge against the invaders. Epic battles with dragons and giants ensue, leading to a thrilling climax.
- GenresFantasy
320 pages, Paperback
First published July 2, 2014
About the author
Kasper Beaumont
13 books29 followersKasper J. Beaumont was born and raised in Australia and lives a quiet life with the family in a seaside town. Kasper has combined a love of fantasy and a penchant for travel in this trilogy. Kasper started to write on the urging of friends and family and enjoys watching readers become immersed in the magical world of Reloria.
The Hunters of Reloria trilogy:
Elven Jewel was published as an ebook and paperback in 2013.
Hunters' Quest was published as an ebook in 2013 and paperback March 2014.
Dragon's Revneg is the thrilling conclusion to the trilogy. Ebook release in July and paperback in November 2014.
www.huntersofreloria.weebly.com.
The Hunters of Reloria trilogy:
Elven Jewel was published as an ebook and paperback in 2013.
Hunters' Quest was published as an ebook in 2013 and paperback March 2014.
Dragon's Revneg is the thrilling conclusion to the trilogy. Ebook release in July and paperback in November 2014.
www.huntersofreloria.weebly.com.
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July 7, 2014
Wow is all I can say. The friendships these characters have formed has overcome great obstacles. The story continues without letup with some new characters added to fuel the imagination. Lots of wonderful and exciting twists in the final book of the trilogy. It had me laughing with, crying for and yelling warnings to the characters. Kasper brings the characters alive and you get the feeling that you are there with them, sword in hand helping to combat the enemy. Living with the characters and forming the same friendships. All children big (adult) and small will be glued to the pages. Only drawback is that it is the end of the trilogy but to reread all books is a must on my list and will be on yours as well.
October 22, 2014
Dragon's Revenge is the final in the trilogy The Hunters of Reloria. I received this copy in exchange for an honest review as part of the release tour for this book, having previously buying book 2 myself.
The weary band of heroes are valiant in their quest, despite their losses, they do as true heroes do, battle on despite Their pain and suffering knowing that the quest is more important than their individual pain.
The world building continues to grow, Kasper Beaumont leads us onto the twin planet in this book and we meet the foe on their home turf, The imagination is brought to life with both the descriptive writing of the author and also the sketchings and paintings that have been included in this final edition.
One of my favourite places that we get to visit was the world of the wizards, talk about a crazy unpredictable place. This book is just full of places that will get any fantasy lovers imagination engaged.
I was happy with the outcome of this final book, but there is scope for more adventures I am sure, and if these characters start demanding for more I am sure that Kasper will let them out and once again let the creative juices run riot.
As I have said before this series is suitable for readers 12 and upwards, and probably younger if the reader has got a good vocabulary base. This series will engage young reader and let their imaginations run wild as all good book should.
Well done Kasper for creating a world that all ages can get lost in and find that child like adventure of old.
The weary band of heroes are valiant in their quest, despite their losses, they do as true heroes do, battle on despite Their pain and suffering knowing that the quest is more important than their individual pain.
The world building continues to grow, Kasper Beaumont leads us onto the twin planet in this book and we meet the foe on their home turf, The imagination is brought to life with both the descriptive writing of the author and also the sketchings and paintings that have been included in this final edition.
One of my favourite places that we get to visit was the world of the wizards, talk about a crazy unpredictable place. This book is just full of places that will get any fantasy lovers imagination engaged.
I was happy with the outcome of this final book, but there is scope for more adventures I am sure, and if these characters start demanding for more I am sure that Kasper will let them out and once again let the creative juices run riot.
As I have said before this series is suitable for readers 12 and upwards, and probably younger if the reader has got a good vocabulary base. This series will engage young reader and let their imaginations run wild as all good book should.
Well done Kasper for creating a world that all ages can get lost in and find that child like adventure of old.
August 4, 2014
Dragon's Revenge is the conclusion of Hunters of Reloria series. I have read and reviewed the first two books and waiting for this one to be released. I loved this series and had a lot of fun reading about amazing world of Reloria. In many ways it reminded be of the "middle earth" but it also possess an originality that made it all the more fun.
This third book starts from where the book 2 left off. On one side Reloria is under attack and on the other princess and her companions are struggling to get away from their enemies, trapped in a foreign planet with no way of getting to Reloria in sight. later they joined forces with rebels and were able to rescue wizards. Who then helped them to open a portal, so that they cab return to their homeland. Things are getting fierce by the day and mountain people were killed. When hunters are re-united, their mission was to fight and defeat their common enemy.
We meet some new characters along the way and all the old characters remain just as entertaining as before. My favourite character in this one is Asher-a shape shifter, who is mountain man and a dragon at the same time. But all the other characters are good too. and the climax was indeed epic. Loved it and recommend it to all book lovers/readers.
This third book starts from where the book 2 left off. On one side Reloria is under attack and on the other princess and her companions are struggling to get away from their enemies, trapped in a foreign planet with no way of getting to Reloria in sight. later they joined forces with rebels and were able to rescue wizards. Who then helped them to open a portal, so that they cab return to their homeland. Things are getting fierce by the day and mountain people were killed. When hunters are re-united, their mission was to fight and defeat their common enemy.
We meet some new characters along the way and all the old characters remain just as entertaining as before. My favourite character in this one is Asher-a shape shifter, who is mountain man and a dragon at the same time. But all the other characters are good too. and the climax was indeed epic. Loved it and recommend it to all book lovers/readers.
September 18, 2014
One of the most creative books I've read lately. I'm not sure what it is with Aussie authors, but their imagery and brilliant imagination captivates my interest!
Dragon's Revenge is the conclusion to the Hunters of Reloria series, and a fitting one, too. The heroes go to hell and back (okay, through a portal to another planet, in fact), face insurmountable odds and fight legions of evil-doers. This much, I expected. What I did not expect was the extent of Beaumont's imagination and creativity and her descriptive abilities, that painted vividly not one, but a whole score of worlds, from a wizard's city unlike anything I had ever read to deep forests and faraway planets.
My only question concerned the fate of a certain hero at the end. Is there a sequel or short story to follow? If so, I'm buying it.
Dragon's Revenge is the conclusion to the Hunters of Reloria series, and a fitting one, too. The heroes go to hell and back (okay, through a portal to another planet, in fact), face insurmountable odds and fight legions of evil-doers. This much, I expected. What I did not expect was the extent of Beaumont's imagination and creativity and her descriptive abilities, that painted vividly not one, but a whole score of worlds, from a wizard's city unlike anything I had ever read to deep forests and faraway planets.
My only question concerned the fate of a certain hero at the end. Is there a sequel or short story to follow? If so, I'm buying it.
August 27, 2014
Finally, I have found an author who writes my type of happy ending!!! Dragon’s Revenge by Kasper Beaumont was the perfect ending to a wonderful trilogy. There were some sad points in the books. Let’s face it, we can’t have everything. Nevertheless, the book as a whole was extremely satisfying. The Hunters of Reloria is definitely going on the list of ‘My Favorite Series’.
July 6, 2014
Dragon's Revenge is the exciting conclusion to the Hunters of Reloria trilogy.
It's suitable of youngsters age around 10 upwards and the young of heart of all ages.
Thanks so much for having a read, and please do a review when you're finished.
Cheers, Kasper :-)
It's suitable of youngsters age around 10 upwards and the young of heart of all ages.
Thanks so much for having a read, and please do a review when you're finished.
Cheers, Kasper :-)
April 7, 2020
Thrilling conclusion to the Hunters of Reloria series. Kasper Beaumont managed to keep me anticipating what would have next with the various different parties and threads that weave towards and an epic battle to save Reloria. My favourite thread is Ash & the princess. Some really heart-wrenching moments and a few good surprises. A fitting conclusion to the series, except I really, really want to know what really happened to Violetta (maybe a opening for another tale?).
February 19, 2015
This trilogy for me was new. New because it was a genre I wouldn't normally read on my own. Though I was given these books for a honest review and wanted to share that review with you.
The story begins with Fendi and Randir along with their fairies Fendi-la and Randir-la. Their connection with their fairies is quite amazing. Their lives soon change from what they know in the South Lands they know as their home. They've never been on an adventure much less had their world as they knew it threatened by some ugly looking Vergai.
When the Elven Princess is taken from her castle, it's up to Fendi and Randir along with Fendi's father to rescue her. As they begin their journey they end up running into others of their kind along with many of a different kind. By the time their journey is almost over they've made many new friends and have brought peace between a few of the different people of their lands.
The losses along the way are always tough but the growth in both Fendi and Randir is unbelievable. Leaving their home as young halflings to return as young men with so much more to live for than just themselves and their families. Their friendships built along the way were great as well.
I really enjoyed taking this journey with the Hunter's of Reloria and would recommend to others.
The story begins with Fendi and Randir along with their fairies Fendi-la and Randir-la. Their connection with their fairies is quite amazing. Their lives soon change from what they know in the South Lands they know as their home. They've never been on an adventure much less had their world as they knew it threatened by some ugly looking Vergai.
When the Elven Princess is taken from her castle, it's up to Fendi and Randir along with Fendi's father to rescue her. As they begin their journey they end up running into others of their kind along with many of a different kind. By the time their journey is almost over they've made many new friends and have brought peace between a few of the different people of their lands.
The losses along the way are always tough but the growth in both Fendi and Randir is unbelievable. Leaving their home as young halflings to return as young men with so much more to live for than just themselves and their families. Their friendships built along the way were great as well.
I really enjoyed taking this journey with the Hunter's of Reloria and would recommend to others.
August 20, 2014
I’m honestly not sure where to start. I took a liking to this series from the moment I finished the first book. I’m sad that it ended but also happy with the outcome.
In Dragon’s Revenge, the Hunters of Reloria are still fighting the good and noble fight. Again new allies and enemies are met. Friends are won and lost as happens with battles. The strength of halflings, fairies, wizards, dwarfs, elves, dragons are tested when almost an entire race is laid to waste.
I won’t give anymore away, but I will say each scene is written to pull you in further. I would recommend this series to fantasy lovers young and old. The entire series is well written and put together. The characters are engaging. You laugh, cry, and root for the Hunters and their fight to save their planet. I’ll definitely will be re-reading this series again.
*Provided to reviewer for honest review*
In Dragon’s Revenge, the Hunters of Reloria are still fighting the good and noble fight. Again new allies and enemies are met. Friends are won and lost as happens with battles. The strength of halflings, fairies, wizards, dwarfs, elves, dragons are tested when almost an entire race is laid to waste.
I won’t give anymore away, but I will say each scene is written to pull you in further. I would recommend this series to fantasy lovers young and old. The entire series is well written and put together. The characters are engaging. You laugh, cry, and root for the Hunters and their fight to save their planet. I’ll definitely will be re-reading this series again.
*Provided to reviewer for honest review*
August 22, 2014
An adventuresome and exciting fantasy that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The story is about a land called Reloria. This magical land is invaded by enemy ships carrying giants who shoot laser beams out their one eye. There are all kinds of creatures who come to aid the Relorians in their battle to protect their land. There are dwarves, elves, wizards, dragons, fairies, and halflings and more excitement as the battle ensues, lives are lost and reborn. There are two books before this one.
This is a wonderful fantasy that will captivate YA. I was gifted this book in return for an honest and unbiased review.
This is a wonderful fantasy that will captivate YA. I was gifted this book in return for an honest and unbiased review.
November 4, 2014
This is a well written third (and final?) installment in an intriguing series. The writing quality has definitely improved since the first book as the author has come into his craft. The characters are more layered and easier to connect with and even tug at your emotions. The plot threads are brought together nicely with a clean smooth ending that should please many readers. Overall this is an enjoyable read and well worth the purchase. I received an evaluation copy through the author in exchange for an honest review. This in no way influenced my opinion.
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