The Eye of a Dragon

The Dragons of Dorwine, Book 2

De: Jack Adkins

Narrado por: Michael Kramer

With the blood of a Dragon on his hands, Anuka Sandbar and his friends flee from the horde of Dragons hunting them.

Desperate for a weapon to use against the Dragons, Anuka assembles a band of professional thieves and thugs to infiltrate a secret dungeon.

The Black Dragon

Lord has hidden an artifact there so powerful it could turn the tide in the inevitable war against the tyrannical Dragon rulers.

Will Anuka and his friends, old and new, escape their pursuers and survive the trials of the Ruins of Barith Shir, or will they find the end of their luck at the tip of a Dragon’s claw?

©2022 Jack Adkins (P)2022 Honor Bound Books

Like the series so far

Needed a little more character development but as always Kramer knocked it out of the park.

Great addition to a series

It's amazing how the author is able to write fantasy with such detail to plot and character development. He brings each character to life with a full backstory. The plot is consistent and concise.
This book is very well written and the narration is on point.

Do yourself a favor and grab them gem of a book.

Excellent follow-up! Pirates, Dragons, and Sea Elfs

"The Eye of a Dragon" by Jack Adkins, narrated by
Michael Kramer is a great book for those who enjoy D&D, fantasy, epic, noblebright, dragons & mythical creatures, and action & adventure. It is a wonderful follow up to "The Blood of a Dragon" and continues to build on the ever growing story line and world Jack Adkins started, excellent job! A true page turner.

Crenthys believes she is a half-human half-sea-elf, but finds out that is not what she truly is when she regains her memories during this epic fantasy adventure. As she is drawn to protect her brother, her companions a shape-shifting Sea Elf Kelios and the witty red-skinned, dagger-wielding, goblin-jin Anuka Sandbar flee from the horde of Dragons hunting them on a commandeered pirate ship with newly freed slaves.

Although I loved and still love Anuka in the first book, and how he grew in both books. What I love the most in this book was how Crenthys thrives, in this book. In both books the main 3 characters all develop well, but Crenthys really develops by leaps and bounds in this books, and you learn so mich about her, the Dragon kind & all of the subsets from the Dragon kind, and why she was against them in the first book even though she really didn't remember.... but now she is starting to remember which helps her and the story develop as the story develops around her, Anuka, and Kelios.

Action, Adventure, Magic, and Mayhem Part 2

The second in the series did not disappoint. Two story lines weave a tapestry of intrigue and mystery that merge at the climax for finale I didn't see coming. Bravo!

Thrilling Fantasy Adventure

I enjoyed the second book in "The Dragons of Dorwine" series as much as the first one. The story featured some of my favorite characters from the first book and added a few new ones. I liked the variety of creatures that played a part of this tale. I was entertained by the fight scenes and the flashes of humor that percolated throughout. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. Michael Kramer's narration was skillful, and his performance enhanced the story's entertainment. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.

EYES OF DRAGONS

THIS IS AN INTERESTING STORY, THAT LEAVES YOU BELIEVING THEIR IS GOING TO BE A 3RD BOOK! NARRATOR IS GREAT!

STORY IS GREAT. LOVED IT

STORY IS GREAT, WELL WRITTEN AND EASY TO FOLLOW.

ACCEPTABLE FOR PRE-TEENS AND UP.

NARRATOR WAS GOOD AND EASY TO FOLLOW.

A solid addition to the fantasy genre

I like the background of this author and his second book in this series. While I think most fantasy fan of any age can appreciate aspects of this series it is well suited for older children or younger teens. No reincarnations or system equivalence, but this book does contains several forms of magic and plenty of dragons. Romance is rated G, and traditional curse words were not used in the story.