Dragon Rule

This book has less battles and bloodshed and focuses on the politics of the conquered world and the results of the emotional conflicts of the siblings that have built up over the previous books. The Copper works to complete his empire so he can give up position as Tyr before he is forced from it. Whi......more

The storyline in this one was great. I loved following the 3 siblings as they struggled to navigate through politics, and against the fickle/selfish nature of their own kind. I would have given this 5 stars, but it lost a star over the ATROCIOUS editing. It’s riddled with errors throughout, which is......more

Apparently in 2012, I rated this book 5 stars, and that is definitely not true anymore. I recall liking the later books with all of the siblings in them a lot, but tastes change I guess. The weird sexism in these books just kinda takes me right out of it. Like I mentioned in previous reviews, none o......more

This is most likely one of the more darker parts of the series in my opinion. In this book,the Copper and Wistala both contribute greatly to the Grand Alliance between the Hypatian Empire and the Lavadome. Auron tries his best to keep out of Lavadome affairs, even with his offspring being quickly s......more

I think this book is a long setup for book 6, not much more. Full of politics. Hardly any character development but one nice ending for a main character, although sullied in more politics. Not an easy read thanks to the editors and/or proofreaders or lack thereof. Near the end of the 4th book I notic......more