Dragon's Fate

Reaping of Ragond, Book 1

By: Ava Richardson

Narrated by: Rebekah Nemethy

Length: 10 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's Summary

A tragedy, a plague, and a dragon rider’s destiny...

Kira’s heart is broken when her stepfather dies in a dragon-riding accident. When it becomes clear that his dragon, Axel, is gravely ill, she knows she can’t take another loss. The only hope to heal him seems to rest with her mother’s old friend, who lives in the far-off city of Caravon. Kira has never left her village, but to save Axel, she’ll embark on the journey and soon discover that he isn’t the only one sick.

In fact, a plague is sweeping through the dragons of Ragond, and no one knows the cause.

When Kira finds an abandoned dragon hatchling named Gilda, she soon comes to believe that the young dragon may be the key to the mysterious illness. After all, her mother succumbed to the sickness, but the hatchling is surprisingly healthy and eager to help Kira find the answers needed to eradicate the plague.

Both Kira and Gilda may be young, but they are far from ordinary, and as they begin to uncover the reasons for the illness, they discover a secret that threatens not only the dragons, but Ragond itself. Yet, curing the plague might not be enough to stop the dangers that threaten to overwhelm them.

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Love love love!

Ava Richardson is so very talented in writing these dragon books! The stories are so real feeling. And one of my most favorite narrators, Rebekah Nemethy, never ceases to amaze me with her talent in using multiple voices, inflection and over all story telling. They both leave me looking forward to the next book!

one of the saddest stories by Ava Richardson

One of the saddest stories, but also one of the most heart felt stories. You truly feel like there is a lot going on, the problems of the modern world for instance, racism, bigotry, and every other problem, it shows up just enough to give you something to relate to, but at the same time it doesn't show up so much that it's impossible to ignore the similarities.

albeit this was easily one of the most sad stories Ava Richardson has wrote in my honest opinion, I don't regret it for a moment. Rebekah Nemethy is a great narrator. and for Ava Richardson's books, she's one of the best. I loved the original Ragond Portal wars series. and you can bet your britches, when another book from this series comes out on audible, I'm going to be one of the first to buy it.

sadness within

This starts out so sad and continues with obstacles, loss, and deprivation, but the heroine continues on her mission. Along the way she finds out about herself and her powers. She has a lot of inner strength, fortitude, and tenacity. I wasn't expecting this to be so depressing. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator was good.

wonderfully enchanting!

lovely story, mythical, magical, and enthralling.
the narrator was excellent.
if you want a story to take you into another world this is it!