Dragon School: Initiate

By: Sarah K. L. Wilson

Narrated by: Jigisha Patel

Magic comes to Dragon School. Can it be trusted?

With First Flight behind her, 16-year-old Amel believes she can finally settle into her studies and learn to be a Dragon Rider.

But when a friend is brutally injured, another has a dark secret, and Amel is entrusted with a vital message, she must question where her loyalties lie. Worse, Magikas have arrived at Dragon School and they bring both change and new prejudice against Amel.

With the home Amel found at Dragon School quickly disappearing, will she know who to trust or will her new friendships disappear as quickly as her safety?

Fans of Anne McCaffrey's Dragon Rider's of Pern, Christopher Paolini's Eragon, and Rachel E. Carter's First Year will love Dragon School.

Initiate is episode two of Dragon School - expect a new episode every 18 days!

©2018 Sarah K. L. Wilson (P)2018 Sarah K. L. Wilson

Exciting!

After the first book, I thought the story might slow down a little. Wrong! I can’t wait to read the next!

A defying read!

Magic comes to Dragon School...
Can it be trusted?

Everything is happening so fast that I can't keep up (but that is good!). Whoa... was it a good, short and quick read that keeps you on your toes. Love reading the character's adventures and navigation of this whole new world.

I enjoyed returning to Dragon School and reading from the MC's perspective. A pleasing, stunning and awesome read! Do not miss this series!

Full of dragons, dragon riders, magic, secrecy, conspiracies, loyalty, honour and bravery.

Perfect for readers of fantasy reads.

Good narration.

Enjoyable

This book picks up right where the first left off, and the initiates are sent on a mission. This book has a lot more action.

Slow & Steady Till You Hit a Quick Ending

This “episode” was rather short for me. I was expecting a bit more excitement since the kids become initiates by surviving their first flight. It doesn’t even really highlight the ones who failed either. Or put any stress on who was first rider and if they failed or succeeded. It was really slow for me until the final few chapters where it all of a sudden hits turbo. Amel is a little too honorable for her own good, but I think shes in for a rude awakening on humanity’s true colors soon. Politics is starting to come into play, and I wish Wilson had taken the time to set up the surrounding world by now so that bits and pieces would start falling into place sooner, but it’s still interesting and captivating enough to keep going with the story.

Trouble at Dragon School

Amel knows something is seriously wrong when Lane arrives back at the school barely conscious and with an arrow in his back. Before he loses consciousness he gives her a message case to guard.
She delivers it to an imperial representative, just as the Magikas arrive .. and then things really fall apart.
This is the second installment of a series, so there's not a lot resolved, but there's lots of nail-biting adventure, more bonding with Amel's dragon and a chance to save Lane.
A good read - well read.