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  • James
  • Forest Grove, OR, United States
  • 04-06-15

Page turning fantasy with humor

In Book 1 of Dragon Riders, The Cadre Of The Lost, a small group of young people bound together by their love for adventure and mutual admiration but so, so different from one another, embarks on a paid job - to find a journeyman crafter (of magic) who has probably been abducted by a foreign power. Weis and Krammes, to my mind her best writing partner to date, spin a tale of intrigue, surprise, treachery, bravery and loyalty - all laced with humor between the two leading males of the group - Stefano and Rodrigo. The Seventh Sigil is the concluding book, in which the climax stretches for almost three hours. I found the entire series to be so engrossing that it was difficult to ration my reading to leisure hours. The entire trilogy may not be at the level of a Tolkein, a C.S. Lewis or an Ursula K. LeGuin, but it's far above average in my opinion. It has the stuff that engrossing action movies are made of, sans extreme cruelty and gory detail. Weis and Krammes build believable characters and spin a web of intrigue, conflict and cooperation between enemies that engrossed me throughout the reading experience. I found a change of narrators between the three books a bit upsetting, but both Kirby Heyborn and John Keating did yeoman work with different character accents and between genders. I think that the story deserves a 5, while the entire experience rates a 4 for me. Overall highly imaginative, never a trudge. I think that the trilogy and especially the third book The Seventh Sigil, will please fantasy fans, especially dragon lovers like me.

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  • happy
  • Boston, MA United States
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Great Story! Welcome back Kirby!!!

Would you listen to The Seventh Sigil again? Why?

Yes. Action-packed from the very beginning.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Father Jacob. He is smart and self-deprecating and just plain heroic

Have you listened to any of Kirby Heyborne’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Thank goodness Kirby concluded this trilogy. His voices and inflections are fantastic!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

no

Any additional comments?

I'd like more!

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A somewhat perdictible ending

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