The Chronicles of Dragon

Siege at the Settlements, Book 6

By: Craig Halloran

Narrated by: Lee Alan

Settlements under siege...

Ravaged by war, Nalzambor needs a hero. The once vibrant world, filled with peace and beauty, is collapsing underneath the crushing boots of the armies of Barnabus. Fear and disorder rule.

Traveling the lands, Nath Dragon, Brenwar the dwarf, Bayzog the wizard, Gorlee the changeling, Ben the warrior, and their dwarven friends begin liberating the towns and villages on their own. Hope and success follow but not without notice.

High priestess Selene sends out her forces to shut the menace, Nath Dragon, down. Her dragons, draykis, soldiers, and satyrs comb the lands with murderous intent, and they will not stop until she captures Nath Dragon, kills his friends, and takes control of the world.

Putting themselves in the hands of Nath's lead, Brenwar's, Bayzog's and Ben's friendships with Nath are tested. Gorlee finds himself in an unusual role with his shape-shifting powers as well.

What about Pilpin and the dwarves? Can they survive more of the treachery that unfolds?

Can Nath Dragon keep his growing powers under control, or will he fall into the clutches of a darker fate?

©2013 Craig Halloran (P)2015 Craig Halloran

More action than previous books...

More Nath Dragon! After the twist at the end of the last book I was looking forward to this one and was not disappointed. Lots of action to keep you interested!

Nath Dragon. More like Nath slayer

come on Nath. I expected better hospitality to the Dragons. If it was me I'd of joined the Grey scale and destroyed the land of slayers and betrayers. Why turn on the Dragons?

Search for the Floating City

My 14 year old has been listening to this series and has really been enjoying them a lot. He did say that he thought this was a fun one but a bit slower without as much of the normal amount of action and fighting. This book was primarily them hunting/questing for the Floating City. These have been very clean with their own made up curse words like "Great Goozon!" The violence hasn't been overly graphic and the romance has been minimal. These are great for the older elementary and middle school readers on up.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.