Dragontiarna: Knights & Thieves, Publisher's Pack

Dragontiarna, Books 1-2

By: Jonathan Moeller

Narrated by: Steven Brand

Contains books one and two of the Dragontiarna series.

Knights, book one

Ridmark Arban has defeated both the mighty Frostborn and the evil of the Seven Swords, and now he only wishes to live quietly with his family. But Ridmark's oldest enemy, the Warden of Urd Morlemoch, has not forgotten him.

And the Warden knows a dangerous secret. For the dragons are returning....

Thieves, book two

Ridmark Arban defended the town of Castarium from dark forces, but the Warden of Urd Morlemoch has other servants.

Now, a sinister cult is stirring in the great city of Cintarra, corrupting the lords of the realm as it searches for lost relics in ancient ruins. And if the cult finds what it seeks, worlds beyond count will burn....

©2019 Jonathan Moeller (P)2020 Podium Audio

Adventurer’s Delight

Moeller and Brand capture the spirit of adventure and epic heroism in this series. There are many ideas about magic, good/evil, knights and thieves, prophecies, etc that have been seen before, and some of the exposition sounds like a Dungeon Master explaining the rules, but the old ideas and the original story all fits together in an iconic swords-and-sorcery adventure. I like Moeller’s Child of the Ghosts series books a bit better, but this book was definitely worth the credit. Maybe even worth two credits.

An amazing world

A fantastic tail and an amazing world of adventure. If you like sword and spells in you adventure you'll love this story

Story jumps around a bunch

The author does a fair bit of jumping around, so if you get easily distracted or have trouble following a lot of Jumping, especially during high energy points, this is not the book for you. But if you can keep it, this fast paced series will keep you gripping your seat for what happens next. And I’m kind of impressed with the diversity, though I’d like it to be a bit better done.

Surprisingly good

Not often does my skepticism turn to endorsement but such is the case now. Quite the series and full flare world building with a depth that is often lacking in the bubble gum fiction that tends to pass for modern day fantasy. I especially appreciated that the author spoke of the world and the past experiences of the main characters without tediously explaining every detail. That was a nice touch that offered a feeling of genuine realness to the story.

The character development and balance was superb and the storyline was unique and enthralling. Masterfully executed with only a few minor missteps. I'm hooked and will gladly purchase the remaining series

What Strange Happenings Be Going On

I don't generally get into books like this, kings and knights and all, but the author has drawn me in and I see getting at least the next title in this 8 book series. Rooting for the sheep and pig thief.