Dragon Avenger

Damn this one was good! It did take me a little bit to get into it because when I finished Dragon Champion, I found myself wanting more about AuRon and not about some other dragon (sorry, Wistala!). But by the end of this novel I was cheering and grinning and very happy to have read it. I love the wa......more

I couldn't say this until I read book two but now I can Because books 1 2 and 3 are written in a parallel timeline, and they don't overlap too much, you can pretty much read any one first, without any spoilers really, (haven't read 3 yet). Seeing AuRon's side of the story was thrilling, very scary, e......more

3.5 stars is a more fitting rating for this book than just 3 stars, because I did enjoy it a lot more compared to the first one. It was much heavier in themes, and had some scenes that nearly brought tears to my eyes, and some that were honestly quite disturbing and messed up, and equally sad. The pl......more

The second book in the series switches dragons, moving from the "champion male hatchling" and his story (the champion being the male that survived and/or drove off all other male hatchlings) to the sister hatchling. I rather liked the first book but, in a way, that was a problem with my ability to g......more

This book is awesome. What struck me about Dragon Avenger is that istead of continuing the series off from book 1 it instead restarts the events of the first book of the age of fire except this time the protagonist is Wistala, Auron's sister and is told from her perspective and what she was doing wh......more