The Dragon Prince's Bride: Volume 2

De: CJ Young

Narrado por: Gabriel Michael, Luci Christian

Duración: 26 h y 45 m

Resumen del Editor

Four years have passed since Kaal led the Sky Dwellers to wage war against the land below.

His forces have devastated one place after another, sparing no effort as they seek to conquer the world. Captured by his own brother during the first siege, Keil finds himself helpless to protect those whom he was forced to leave behind. It seems all he has left is the comfort of his dear wife, Sylvia, and the days spent with his children as they live in quiet confinement. But as things start to change around his castle home, Keil suspects that his brother’s vicious queen still has a few more tricks up her sleeve. With no friends and no way out, will he be able to stop her evil schemes before it is too late?

Meanwhile, Chase finds himself stuck between a rock and a hard place. Ever since the Red Clan’s invasion, his village has been on the run from capture and death. But what will happen when there is nowhere left to hide? As he comes across a new and beautiful face, a certain blacksmith from his past, and a crazy huntress he would rather not mention, Chase will have to find a way to escape the soldiers breathing down his neck on his quest to rescue the friends who were taken prisoner so long ago. The only problem is, how much longer will his luck last?

©2021 CJ Young (P)2021 Podium Audio

*Panting*

I love the story and I had moments where I was literally screaming "YES" when it came to certain questions being asked by the characters and I literally cheered & did a dance when it came to one particular scene. The only complaint I have is "why is it so long?" 24hrs to finish it if I listened to it continuously. And I can't put my finger on it but I have a feeling like there could be more to this story. Volume 3 in the future?

“Diamond in the rough “

As a serial listener I must say it’s takes a good story to hold my attention this long. I have bought over a hundred books just in the last six months. To say that I am picky is a very good description of me. I do often get bored and hunt for books that don’t get the credit they deserve. I never write reviews but I know I should because I often depend on them to make choices. The most important thing I want out of a book is entertainment, and this story kept me entertained through both volumes. For that I say “thank you”. The Dragon Princes Bride volume one and two will go in the top ten of hundreds of books in my library. If I could give just one small piece of advice it would be to improve the covers. I am looking forward to any future books. Thank you again for sharing such a beautiful imagination with us. 🙃

love it

I love it so much I cannot wait for the next book I love the way the people change voices

only slightly disappointed

I was expecting this volume to revolve around Keil and Sylvia, however I felt that the story mostly focused around Kaal and Chase. Don't get me wrong the story and plot are all really interesting, but I just assumed that because Keil and Sylvia were the focus of volume one they would continue on as the main characters.

The story was very interesting none the less, though I have to wonder if there will be a third volume? The story itself has a decent ending that provides an overall closure, however there were a few loose ends, which makes me wonder if the story will be continued later on.

Great Listen

The story does focus around other characters in this book, but I actually didn't mind that. Both Keil and Silvia were a bit too whiny for my preference of main characters and I found I actually enjoyed Gilly and Khaul's love story much more. Spoiler Alert: super hoping that there is another book to the series as I would love to know more about the heir's amulets and the hidden organization behind the scenes. Chase dropped some pretty big reveals at the end of the book that grabbed my attention. It definitely didn't escape my notice that the true heir to both the blue, green, and I expect the red clans are all close friends. I also wouldn't mind learning more about the other dragon types. However, I've greatly enjoyed the story so far.

Great book.

This was a very good book that I highly enjoyed. I do have some complaints though. Particularly that it felt like the supposed to be main characters (Keel and Sylvia) hardly had any roll in this volume as opposed to Vol 1, and more often seemed like side characters that got minimal attention than some of the actual side characters. Another small complaint is I felt like there was some loose ends left untied by the end of the book; not many but a few that seemed moderately important. This wouldn't be a problem if they were supposed to be addressed in a next volume, but there was so few that I can't see a 3rd volume being written just to tie them up, especially since the story seemed to be finished with this one. Lastly was a performance issue. Whenever the narrator was delivering Chase's lines it was often difficult to know if he was meant to be monologuing in his head, or speaking out loud. It wasn't enough to detract from the performance, but it did make it confusing at times, which happened often since chase had A LOT of parts.