Dragonia: Dragonia Empire 1-3

A Dragon Epic Fantasy Series

By: Craig A. Price Jr.

Narrated by: Reuben Corbett

Length: 17 hrs and 23 mins

Publisher's Summary

Dragon Riders versus Wyvern Riders

The Resistance struggles to find a way to defeat the Dragonia Empire. All hope seems lost against the dragonriders, until they discover an island full of wyverns.

Devarius has lost everything. His parents murdered, his sister kidnapped, and the new village he called home: destroyed.

The Dragonia Empire has gotten out of control, destroying anything and everything in their path searching for the Resistance. Devarius is left with little choice but to find the Resistance, join them, and hope he can help them defeat the Dragonia Empire once and for all to bring peace to the land of Kaeldroga.

©2019 Craig A. Price Jr. (P)2020 Craig A. Price Jr.

Wonderful Book

I really enjoyed this book. I can't wait for it to continue as I am sucked in. I love the characters and how they have grown. Love the humor. Love everything out these books. I thought the narrator did a great job as well.

Great audio books

These were completely amazing. I really enjoyed every second of them. The story line is fantastic and the narrator did a great job with the character voices and the story!

A fun adventure

I liked having all 3 books in one listen, it flowed nicely from one to next and felt more like one big story instead of three different novels. The only weirdness with the 3 pack is that there's a preview for book 2 at the end of book 1 that was a little odd and I just skipped over it to actually start book 2.

Reuben Corbett is fantastic as the narrator, he finds the right balance between acting out the moment without being overly dramatic. His voices for the characters are distinct and he voices the women quite well.

Overall I really liked the pacing, we get to know the characters quite well but it never felt bogged down. And I appreciated that not all the action is cast in a glamours and exciting light. The characters feel, and regret, any loss of life making me feel that they did take combat and battles seriously.
The author chose to walk that fine line between a character being sexist and the book being sexist and manages to pull it off successfully. The women in the book are great characters and I was often frustrated with the lead for not being able to see that. I am somewhat unforgiving of a book being sexist so I was nervous when the lead pretty clearly shows that he is, but it's just him and not the whole book so all was well.
The relationship with the dragons and the wyverns was fun, and it felt very natural to learn about them through Devarius and the others as they learned. Once the magic starts to really happen in book 2 I was definitely hooked. It's a great magic system and I definitely have more questions about it's mechanics but enjoyed what I got to see of it.

All in all if you want a great adventure story with wyverns and dragons and a (mostly) likable cast that is also performed well, this is definitely the book for you.

unlike book 2

Book 2 is really I don't like it and is dumb don't get the the three pack

fantastic

if you like Christopher Paulini's Eragon series you'll love this. well written by Craig A Price Jnr and superbly narrated by Reuben Corbett. I cant wait for more xxxxxx

Dragonia Book1-3

I like this kind of books. Fantasy that can be read and listen to with the children. Very enjoyable all through the audiobook