Series: A Dragon's Tale #2
Author: Mark Boyd
Published: June 13/14
Length: 508pgs
Format: ecopy
Genre: fantasy
Shelf: review
Rating: ★★★★
Back Cover Blurb:
Drawn into the forbidden forest by a mysterious dream, Genevieve is led to Queen Bellaserena of the Pegasaurs by two young elven brothers. She discovers the Queen is with foal and due at any moment. Delivering the young one, Genevieve saves the life of the Queen and her son with the weapon she’d inherited from her dead mother. Bellaserena informs Genevieve that the young Princess is destined to a power and a life greater than she’d ever imagined. Now, not only seeking her elven family of origin, she finds out that she is an integral part of the Prophecy as told in the ancient Dragon Book of Lore. Embroiled in battle to save the forest and her elven kinsmen from the bloodvine, she soon discovers there is an ancient evil set to destroy her and the man she loves, King Leto Sargovia. Aware that this is a battle to the death, she is ready to commit to any action that will allow the Prophecy to manifest.
My Review:
I thoroughly enjoyed the way that Boyd’s characters continue to grow throughout the story. They don’t remain static, but continue to grow and morph throughout this epic tale. This is definitely one of those stories where there is a character for everyone to relate to. You can’t help but be drawn to some and cringe away from others. The line between good and evil has been drawn and these characters fall firmly on one side or another, adding to the action and adventure of the story itself. It is simply amazing.
This is a great addition to Boyd’s series. I can’t wait to see what comes next!
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I love that cover!
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed! I really do want to read and enjoy this series
ReplyDeleteLooks like I'm not the only one gets drawn in by covers.
ReplyDeleteloved the first book so this one should be great
ReplyDeleteThis book looks really interesting. The cover had me alone, I love it!
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