Dragon's Mage

Dragon's Envoy, Book 2

De: James Haddock, Gus James

Narrado por: Daniel Wisniewski, Elizabeth Plant

Dragon’s Envoy David Slinger, Em, and their friends continue to face new challenges and opportunities. But with new opportunities, old rivals and animosities return. They must also remain vigilant to the growing threat of the dark priests and their thirst for power. It seems very few can be trusted, as everyone has their own agenda.

As Slinger’s and Em’s power and influence grow, so does their list of enemies. The dark priests have taken a personal interest in them. The dark priests’ influence and power are on the rise. When they draw first blood, Slinger and Em take a personal interest in their misery, vowing to visit retribution upon them. But have they underestimated the dark priests’ strength? Slinger and Em need to gather allies to meet the threat, as it seems not even kings are safe from their reach. As they meet each new threat, Slinger grows toward becoming a Dragon’s Mage.

©2022 James Haddock (P)2022 James Haddock

Best I have listened to in a while

Loved it! I could not put it down. I listened to the first book one day and purchased this one the next.

BEST OF HADDOCK'S TO DATE!!!

One must simply have booth Audibles in this series. In my opinion, this is the best fantasy series yet to be released to date from James Haddock.
James Haddock and Gus James really click as a writing team. The two authors have given this series a polished and professional finish. Still leaving a possibility for book number three.
What really makes this Audible release great are the narrators. Daniel Wisniewski and Elizabeth Plant both did marvelous work on the voices and character development. Simply stated, a five star performance.

Illusion

Slightly different from the 1st book though still has a bit of Childish Style to it This kept my entry and imagine running throughout the entire novel It lost all of its Debating and detaining And gave you a really good story Thank you

A bit too good to be true

The story line seemed to be too good to be true. Main character didn't really fight dark mages, except one. No reallness - hay there's a dark mage he dead now. all the dark mages cannot be that terrible.

For those who play games on God Mode

All the story, none of the stress. I think this book is even better than the first. The world building is wonderful and I enjoy the main character. It feels like I am playing a game with a good story line on god mode. It may bug some that there seems to be no real challenge for the main character but I find the story enchanting and imaginative.