The Conference of Kings

Jake's Dragon, Book 4

De: Riano D. McFarland

Narrado por: AC Oliver

In the history of Dragon Kingdoms, there has never before been a period in time during which all four regions were represented by bonded riders. As the reign of the Northeastern Dragon Kingdom approaches its end, one successor will be chosen among many as the dragon king ascendant. Due to the unique circumstances surrounding the previous dragon king's lineage, he has chosen to convene a Conference of Kings to determine which dragon champion will ascend to his throne. The conference will weed out the weakest, and challenge even the strongest, and the last dragon standing will have unquestionably earned the respect of all who participate.

The contenders will be many, but the individual challenges they must complete will demand exceptional battle skills, deep wisdom, tactical diplomacy, and perseverance above and beyond anything they have ever faced before. In the end, there can only be one dragon king ascendant, and it will be King T'Aer Bolun Dakkar, holding the keys to the Northeastern Dragon Kingdom.

Following the selection of the dragon king ascendant, the region would also need a bonded rider who can match the passion, character, and intelligence demanded of a dragon king. As the most powerful dragon of all time, the Northwestern Dragon King is certain to set a bar unattainable by most, for he is not only the king of all dragon kings. He is also... Jake's Dragon.

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way to finish on a positive strong note

amazing conclusion to the series. great narration.. wonderful positive eye. view the whole series and if we're lucky, a nice setup for a whole new series set in the same world. hopefully the author will either explore Jake's kids or maybe some side stories about the adventures of some of the other dragon kings in their partners
if you haven't read the first three in this series, pick them up and read them first. you won't be sorry you did

The life of Jake Continues

This book continues the happenings in the life of Jake and his dragon as things change. The MCs are once again, going forward involved in trying to keep things balanced on the Planet. Narration is well done and I am amazed that the Narrator can pronounce the name of the various dragons.

Nice Ending

Nice ending to the series? Happy book where everything turns out well in the end.

Hooked and Ready for More

Book four in the series was a fantastic addition, keeping the excitement and heart of Jake’s journey alive. I enjoyed the thrilling competition between the dragons and the fascinating process of creating a King dragon. The storytelling remains immersive, with plenty of depth and emotion woven throughout. The narration once again enhances the experience, bringing every moment to life. I can't wait to see what happens next—onward to book five!

Fun

This dragon fantasy had a lot of nice touches! It wasn’t believable, but it was a lot of fun to listen to. This does have foul language and violence.

Amazing series of the whole family can enjoy

Continuation of the story of Jake and his beloved Dragon until they change the world they’re in

Oliver’s narration continues to be amazing and I truly enjoy how he changes up the voice styles for different species.

Wonderful Book

I received this book for free upon my request. This is my honest and unbiased review here.

Nice and clean

This story is nice and clean... Jake and his dragon had to still make correction.

Morals

As always Riano did not disappoint. This is before of this series and it is a huge imagination and a lot of time and work that's been put into this to to help drill in basic humanity. To know that somebody's willing to write on a level that children can read this in learn what it's about to be good to your fellow man or in this case dragons and take something from it that lifts you up makes you happy, gives you something to work towards it's always great and I can't say enough.

My favorite so far.

I liked how this one was more about the dragons. Traditions is something I feel I being lost. It was nice to hear the dragons traditions on such a scale throughout the book.