The Dark Secret

Wings of Fire, Book 4

De: Tui T. Sutherland

Narrado por: Shannon McManus

The Wings of Fire saga continues with a visit to the mysterious land of the NightWings, where Starflight must face a terrible choice - his home, or his friends?

The dragonets of destiny are on their way to see the NightWings - and Starflight doesn't need his psychic powers to know it isn't going to go well.

Starflight knows it's his duty as a NightWing to convince the other dragonets to choose Blister as queen. But he can't help feeling that there's something Morrowseer and the other NightWings aren't telling him, something that could put his friends in grave danger. While other NightWings have their powers to help them, Starflight has to rely on his brain - and with SkyWings chasing them and Queen Burn on their tails, that might not be enough.

©2013 Tui T. Sutherland (P)2016 Scholastic Inc.

Starflight's Chance to Shine

(Mild Spoilers? Not sure. Nothing too severe.)

Okay, Book Two of this series is still my favorite. But "The Dark Secret" has a good lot of merits, too. For one thing, there's Starflight's character development. And the matter of Starflight's parentage gave me one gleeful smile and two horrified face-contortions - you know, just like the other dragonets' did! Then we have the adorable quirks of nearly every dragonet on full display, which really is Tui Sutherland's strength. The resolution made me happy (I ship two entire tribes now - why not!) and the Alternate Dragonets ranged from hilarious (Ochre) and delightful (Fatespeaker) to entertainingly ridiculous caricatures of malice (the rest of them).

Overall, this maybe wasn't as great as the books preceding it. It wasn't bad, not by any means! But a lot of it (not all of it!) felt more like the time in-between big events than something huge itself.

Still, it was great to see Glory acting as Queen.

In any case, I'm getting the next audiobook. The narration is beyond exceptional (never once does it take you out of the story!) and it really makes this Audible version shine.

unforseeable!

continuation of the Dragonets adventure, I'm never able to predict what will happen next as the characters learn, grow, and become better people- er... dragons. the author stays on track but throws unexpected (yet perfectly plausible) things at the reader. I usually hate romance in stories but the love shown is mainly realistic and always furthers the plot. good read overall

WOW pure talent I’m in love with these wings of fire books

That’s a 10 out of 10 smack down
This book is great I might be 9 but this book is so good I feel like in a different world the detail is there too congrats Tui T. Sutherland Shannon mcmannos did great At narrating this book! 👌👌👌😍😍😍😍 and this is no cheesey book right here this stuff it real UwU so hav a guy life le hoomans OwO

The dark secret

A really well written story about the nightwing dragonet starflight and the other five dragonets

Great book

this is an awesome book that has lots of twists and turns. it is exciting to read and a great addition to the series I can hardly wait to read the fifth book

very exciting but back heavy

was a very uninteresting start but picked up steam quickly, not my favorite of the series so far but it was up there

Love the book but David Thomas gotta stop yapping

I loved this book it was great to listen to but when I was checking out the comments I saw David Thomas comment now David ok nobody wants to hear you writing a whole essay about how you hate the book

wof book 4

it was awesome. I loved the word choice and the story was incredible as always.

A great book

I love this book!!! It is a great book you should read it it’s great

Great series of books

I love this series of books so much that I really read them over and over and over again you should totally read the series Wings of fire.