Dragons of Wild

By: Ava Richardson

Narrated by: Will Damron, Sarah Mollo-Christensen

Length: 8 hrs and 45 mins

Publisher's Summary

The once peaceful kingdom of Torvald has been ravaged by evil magic, forcing Riders to forget their dragons and their noble beasts to flee to the wilds. Now, anyone who dares to speak of dragons is deemed insane and put to death. Into this dark and twisted land, Saffron was born 16 years ago. Cursed with dragon affinity and magical powers, she has been forced into a life of exile and raised by dragons - secretly dreaming of a normal life and the family she lost. But as her powers become more uncontrollable, Saffron knows she must find her family before she hurts herself - or worse, her dragon clan.

Scholarly and reclusive, Bower prefers to spend his days reading about the legends of the Dragon Riders - even if being caught means death. But as the son of a noble house on the brink of destruction, it falls to him to fulfill a mysterious prophecy and save his kingdom from the rule of the evil King Enric - yet all he wants is to be left alone to read. When fate brings him into contact with Saffron, Bower gains a powerful ally - but one whose wild, volatile magic threatens their very lives.

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Great story about dragons and dragon riders. <br /><br />

Love the tell of magic and dragons. The tell with Kings treachery is well told.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

cadence was weird

I enjoyed the book and story. I really liked how they had different narrative for the different characters. but, the cadence of the narrative was kind of choppy. easy to look past thankfully.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

a good read

The story was slow in some spots but overall a good listen and very fun

2 of 3 people found this review helpful

Y.A. is a literary reading level, not a free pass.

"An elaborate hall with myriad of arch doorways."

In essence... we have some copy editing issues here. That one above is pretty much exemplary of the pattern as a whole. You get to a point where there hasn't been anything profoundly illogical in a while and then, BAM, the next line is: 'You mean she can BOTH, speak it, AND write it, AND read it!?' or "The House Mattox, is not the rightful kings of the realm." - At a certain point you just cave and acknowledge this team doesn't appear to respect the literary class they're writing for enough to do the work. I won't bring down the people who polished their YA dragon fiction by shelving this alongside them. This made me appreciate their efforts more. - Go listen to Riyeria or Pern. The logic, story, and presentation are flawless and will have you cheering without involving you in the basics of executing their craft. You won't be disappointed.

Magic and Dragons!

Bower of House Daris walks a fine line for his father, his people and his way of life, but not for long. King Maddox rules with the iron fist of the Iron Guard and his frightening ability to know everything that’s happening in Torvald. When Bower is betrayed by one he believed to be a loyal family retainer, he takes to the wilds for the adventures he’s always read about.

As prophesy would have it, Bower meets up with fiery Saffron and her Den Sister Jadra, a real dragon just like in his books. The only problem is that Saffron is going back to Torvald, the place Bower just escaped. After she saved his life, Bower can’t allow her to go there alone.

it is ok book about dragons

the book was a bit boring than the other books of Ava Richardson. and Sarah Mollo-Chirstensen sounded afraid, and personally I think she was not the best choice for Saffron. I do not think that a scared voice fits so well when Saffron grew up with dragons, but Sarah did her best the same with Will Damron.