A Knight of the Dragon Academy

De: Michael Dalton, Eliza Hawk

Narrado por: Hannah Schooner, Giancarlo Herrera

For centuries, the Academy of the Draconic Order in the ancient city of Avilus has sent its graduates into the world to seek dragons suffering from a magical curse, one that hobbled their intellect and reduced them to dumb beasts. Only those who find and cure a dragon earn the right to be called Draconic Knights.

After fifteen years of study and training, Roland has completed every step in his education but one–the stage when he must prove his worth to seek a dragon and select a Squire to accompany him from among the next class of students.

But what should be a straightforward process in accordance with the Academy’s ancient traditions rapidly becomes a complex challenge. Roland finds himself having to choose between one of his oldest friends and another student whose impressive qualifications are matched by her equally prickly personality. And the one who fails to be chosen as a Squire will be turned out of the Academy, never to return.

Worse, Roland’s decision soon becomes caught up in a power struggle between the Church and the city’s powerful noble families, a struggle that could ultimately bring down the Order itself. Roland can still become a Draconic Knight–at the cost of everything he’s devoted his life to.

A Knight of the Dragon Academy is an epic fantasy adventure of dragons, intrigue, chivalry, and honor.

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Fun

I absolutely loved this dragon academia story. My only regret is that it ended. I can't wait for book 2.

Amazing!

I love this title so much and the narration is so amazing as well! Cant wait for the next one!

the voice acting is amazing

the story was substandard. it felt more like a CW show then a book of political intreague

Loved this story even though it pissed me off

This story was really good, but also infuriating. Because on a surface level it’s amazing, but when you look deeper there are some glaring holes. I’ll start with the good. The world building was great. The authors do a really good job of including allot of small interesting details and detailed descriptions that make the world feel bright, rich, and exciting. The characters were also really well done. They feel flawed in the best way, but not so much so that it strains credulity. They also grow really well as the story progresses. And dragons are awesome.

That’s where the bad starts. Not enough dragons. And while the world building was great, it was also a bit confusing. They establish that there is magic in this world. They explicitly call dragons magical beasts. The king of the past casted this curse on all dragons which furthers the magic is real in this world thoughts. Then, NO ONE USES MAGIC. Like for the whole book, it’s not even mentioned as being used in passing. Is it real? Is it not? Maybe it’s a game of thrones situation? Who knows. Then the squire storyline. About halfway through the book it starts to feel like a high school drama. I could go on but this is dragging on too long. The story is good but there were some things that I think need to be addressed in future books.