Dragamere

The Dragonspawn Saga, Book 3

De: G. W. Steen

Narrado por: Charlotte Cartlidge

The Dragonspawn Saga ~ Book 3 (of 5)

A mysterious curse...an ancient castle...spells and dragons....

Chelsey Reynolds and Damien Rogers share unusual experiences from their early lives, but the two had never met until they were thrown together on a flight to London.

In England, with the help of prominent and well-known Malcolm Kinsley, Esq., Chelsey and Damien discover the fate of Giselle and Gaddeon - victims of a millennium-long curse.

Alone, Chelsey and Damien arrive at Dragamere and explore the ancient castle, spurred on in part by Moorlange, Giselle and Gaddeon's nemesis.

When the curse is finally broken, so is the veil of time. Chelsey and Damian find themselves 1,000 years in the past, in the presence of the reunited lovers.

©2015, 2018 Gretchen W. Steen (P)2018 Gretchen W. Steen

The Dragon Saga continues

As the story unfolds, more intrigue and danger becomes evident. Will the mystery of the old castle and its inhabitants be revealed, and what is in store for the brave young couple who set out to break the curse. It delves into the magic of any true fantasy. The narration was excellent, and Ms. Cartlidge portrays the characters very well. Still two more adventures in this series...bring them on!

I think so far it's my favorite

The great saga continues. The story takes you to more new places and I love it. I'm very happy I've got to listen to this series.
The narrator was very good and I'm going to the next book now.

Good

I got this story via audiobook boom and this is my voluntary review. I have not read the first two books but this stand-alone was intriguing and kept me listening. The beginning did not prepare me for the ending. The middle pushed me along very well and steered me in the direction the author wanted me to go. Overall I enjoyed the story. I started listening to it as my ending story before sleep and several times I had to sit up and add more minutes because I wanted to know what was next. The next morning I only had to rewind about 10 min to pick up where I left off and complete the story. Kudos to the author and narrator.