Action-packed, triumphant, engaging, fascinating.
Fireborne’s a novel destined to become a classic, the plot centers around two main characters that were orphans from the revolution. This revolution involved dragons that belonged to a specialized few, after the revolution that changed. The dragon rider’s became based upon a merit-based system for all people, that must be proven from tournaments. The two main characters Lee, and Annie are dragon riders, with one of their identities hidden. The story line changes between Lee, Annie, and the historical context of the revolution, explaining how their childhood related to that time period.
There’s everything in this amazing fantasy dragon world novel. There’s sparing, family secrecy, fighting, girl power, dragon’s, tournaments, and slightly hidden romance. The world building is fantastic, realistic locations for dragons, detailed levels of society, drangontongue language, and even questions about morality. Annie’s character takes some dramatic surprising turns allowing her to grow into a strong female character ready for anything. I became attached to both of the main characters, they were developed with such detail, making real life choices in a dragon fuel powered world.
If you love dragons, and a phenomenal fantasy world novel, this one's for you. I highly recommend it.
Fireborne’s a novel destined to become a classic, the plot centers around two main characters that were orphans from the revolution. This revolution involved dragons that belonged to a specialized few, after the revolution that changed. The dragon rider’s became based upon a merit-based system for all people, that must be proven from tournaments. The two main characters Lee, and Annie are dragon riders, with one of their identities hidden. The story line changes between Lee, Annie, and the historical context of the revolution, explaining how their childhood related to that time period.
There’s everything in this amazing fantasy dragon world novel. There’s sparing, family secrecy, fighting, girl power, dragon’s, tournaments, and slightly hidden romance. The world building is fantastic, realistic locations for dragons, detailed levels of society, drangontongue language, and even questions about morality. Annie’s character takes some dramatic surprising turns allowing her to grow into a strong female character ready for anything. I became attached to both of the main characters, they were developed with such detail, making real life choices in a dragon fuel powered world.
If you love dragons, and a phenomenal fantasy world novel, this one's for you. I highly recommend it.