Book Review: Dragon Child by Elana A. Mugdan (Shadow War Saga #2)

Yesterday we took a look at Dragon Child, the first book in the Shadow War Saga. It only makes sense that we look at the sequel, too, right? After giving a very positive review of the first, how does the second hold up? Has Mugdan improved even more? Does Keriya succeed in her quest? Let’s have a look! Spoilers ahead!

Book Review: Dragon Speaker by Elana A. Mugdan (Shadow War Saga #1)

I just can’t get enough of high fantasy, can’t I? I used to only read the bare bones basic books of this series such as Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and the like, but I’ve lately been discovering more and more good ones that aren’t quite as famous and definitely deserve a look!

Enter Dragon Speaker by Elana A. Mugdan. This author was kind enough to, during this whole corona craze, make the three books of the Shadow War Saga, of which Speaker is the first, free on Kindle. I’ve been meaning to read these books for a while after following the author on Twitter and seeing them recommended by various people, so what better opportunity is there? Let’s have a look at Dragon Speaker, shall we? Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Dragonslayer by Tui T. Sutherland (Wings of Fire Legends #2)

I know, I know, I still haven’t gotten to a lot of the Wings of Fire books yet. Believe me, I definitely plan to. Eventually. I’m still catching up on a ton of books I still haven’t read that have been sitting on my shelves for ages yet. However, I will try to individually review each Wings of Fire book as it comes out, at least the new ones. I won’t be doing the graphic novels, by the way.

With that said: Dragonslayer. I’d be lying if I said that I was very excited about getting a human-POV book in this series that’s all about dragons, but, after thinking about it, I did get interested. It’d be interesting to explore Pyrrhia from a scavenger’s point of view. How do they live with dragons ruling the continent? What exactly happened during Queen Oasis’ death? This is an opportunity to answer a lot of questions. So, without further a due, let’s get to Legends #2: Dragonslayer. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Brisingr by Christopher Paolini (Inheritance Cycle #3)

As you probably know by now, I really liked the first two books in the Inheritance Cycle. I absolutely adored both Eragon and especially Eldest for their world, characters, conflict, etc. But now that we’ve arrived at the third book, Brisingr, how does that one hold up? Is it an improvement over Eldest even? Let’s find out. This is Brisignr by Christopher Paolini. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Eragon by Christopher Paolini (Inheritance Cycle #1)

You know that one book series with the dragon riders? No, not Riders of Pern. The Inheritance Cycle? Yeah, that one. We’re reviewing the first one of that series, Eragon, today! Spoilers ahead, this is Eragon by Christopher Paolini.