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Dragonblade
- The Dragonblade Trilogy, Book 1
- Narrated by: Tim Campbell
- Series: Dragonblade Trilogy, Book 1
- Length: 11 hrs and 34 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 03-03-14
- Language: English
- Publisher: Kathryn Le Veque Novels
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $24.95
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Publisher's Summary
A. D. 1326 - Tate Crewys de Lara is the son of kings. The illegitimate son of Edward Longshanks, Tate has the qualities of a magnificent king. But fate is cruel, leaving him a mere knight protecting young Edward III during the uncertain days following the horrific murder of Edward II.
While gathering allies for the young heir in Northumberland, he meets the Lady Elizabetha "Toby" Cartingdon. Daughter of the Lord Mayor of Cartingdon Parrish, Toby is a gorgeous woman with a mind for business. It is she who runs the parrish, not her father. Taken aback by the strong, bitter female, Tate is nonetheless intrigued with her. He soon discovers why Toby seems so hard; her father is a drunkard and her mother is an invalid, leaving Toby responsible to not only provide for the family, but also for the welfare of her small sister.
Feeling something more than curiosity, Tate begins to break through the hard surface to discover the warm and compassionate woman beneath. Yet factions who would see the young heir dead make a sudden appearance, drawing Toby into their malevolent plan. Soon she finds herself linked to both Tate and the quest to take the throne from Roger Mortimer. It becomes Tate's destiny to not only win a throne for young Edward, but to win Toby's heart as well.
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- Kat5
- Maryland
- 10-08-14
Well written developed story, characters, plot.
Let's face it not all romance novels are well written many are thrown together with a formula and without much character development going straight to the sex. Ms.Le Veque's books have more historical fiction with character development and in context sexual romance. The writing flows and captures the reader. The narrator for this book does a nice job and with a deep voice his reading a soap box could send most ladies twittering. I read a lot of Highland and Victorian era romances so these are a nice new niche for me and I appreciate the dark ages in a new way of romance and chivalry. Definitely worth a credit.
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- tresjax
- 07-31-14
Best Knights!
Would you consider the audio edition of Dragonblade to be better than the print version?
I loved the print version of Dragonblade, which is why I bought the audiobook. The audiobook, narrated by the talented Tim Campbell, really made the story come alive! I LOVED it.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Dragonblade?
There were so many "moments" in this story for not only Toby and Tate, but the ancillary characters as well. I enjoyed the relationship between the knights, their joking, and their pranks, especially with their young squire.
Which scene was your favorite?
There is a scene, at the end, when Toby uses her acting ability to save Tate. It is daring, and funny, and I thought it was perfect!
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Toby suffers a great loss during the book, and without giving anything away, there is a scene that really made me feel the ache of her character's grief.
Any additional comments?
Tim Campbell did a wonderful job narrating the first of this trilogy- I can't wait to hear the rest!
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- Arkansas123
- 02-20-15
Love Le Veque
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- Medieval Quilter
- 07-21-18
The beginning of a fabulous series
Dragonblade is an excellent written story by Kathryn Le Veque. Tim Campbell is a well spoken narrator and does this story justice. Now onto Savage Curtain for Stephen’s story!
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- Grace
- Albany, NY, United States
- 07-03-18
Overkill
Book started off well. The heroin bravery was way over done. Too unbelievable I was pressed in finishing book.
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- Selective Reader
- Texas
- 04-17-16
Excellent
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- sherry
- LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN, United States
- 02-07-16
Excellent combination of writer and narrator.
Pairing of writer/narrator was wonderful with plot twists totally unexpected. I have listened to this audiobook multiple times and eagerly await more.
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- Jodi
- Phila, PA
- 09-18-15
Awesome Medieval!
I just LOVE Kathryn Le Veque's books - I canNOT get enough of them. The period is so well drawn and the characters endearing. I enjoy the strong heroes AND heroines! I am happy this is a Trilogy as I can't wait to read more about these awesome characters.
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- MisClaudia
- 08-24-15
the man that would be king
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Tate was very smart and was constantly having to chose between his love and his king.
i found he had a strong character. I also loved that his friend Sir Ken stayed by his friends wife knowing it could mean his death
What was one of the most memorable moments of Dragonblade?
when she went back in to offer her body in exchange for her husbands life.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
yes very extreme ,, i couldnt sleep until i finished it and then could wait for the next to start.
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