Dragon Fate

War of the Blades, 1

De: J.D. Hallowell

Narrado por: Brian J. Gill

Dragon Fate, the first novel in J.D. Hallowell's popular War of the Blades series, is a heroic fantasy adventure in the classic tradition of the genre. Delno Okonan is a young former soldier eager to put the swords and strife of war behind him, when a chance encounter leaves him inextricably entwined in a tangled web of dragons, magic, and intrigue, as he struggles to find his place among dragons and men, and stave off a plot by renegade dragon riders that threatens all he now holds dear.

©2012, 2013 Joseph Delno Hallowell (P)2015 Westhall Media

definitely in my multi listen list.

a solid work of entertainment. I have seen better, but not by much! I buy about 4 books a week so I would know.... yes it is a little predictible, and the characters are a little flat, but it is still quite enjoyable.

If you like dragons, this is for you!

Where does Dragon Fate rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Middle of the pack, overall. For someone craving a story about dragons (as I was when I listened), it deserves a higher rating. This is like Paolini's Inheritance Cycle done correctly.

What did you like best about this story?

Dragons! I like the fact that the dragons aren't inherently noble or evil. They are as different as humans in that respect.

Great

Simply wonderful! With the characters good performance and good story. I couldn't put it down. I would recommend this to anyone who will written fantasy. Have fun reading.

Well written

I loved this one enough to write a review. Two thumbs way up in my opinion.

Great Dragon Read From Cover to Cover.

As far as Dragon story's go this one is worth the read. The story was great, slow in some parts for my taste, (though) I do prefer thrillers myself. I really enjoyed the narrator he did an excellent job switching from character to character. There was some occasionally language (if that bothers you) but was approatedly used. As far as the author goes I enjoyed his style especially his use of the phrase (my love). All in all the book was definately worth the read.