Who doesn’t love a story about dragons?!
“Inspired by Plato’s Republic and told from a dual point of view, the story is pitched as Aegon Targaryen and Hermione Granger with dragons.”
Fireborne is a dazzling debut into a land where suffering, atonement, and political retribution are a norm. The hope of future peace lands lands on the shoulders of two orphaned dragon riders. Suffering from the loss of their families, Lee and Annie bonded at the orphanage where they met.
"I look down at this boy, vulnerable, at my mercy, and think, To the ends of the earth I will protect you."
Fast forward some years later to the fight for Firstrider. These scenes reminded me of the Triwizard Tournament from Harry Potter. Having been born as a Stormscourge and son to the man who burned Annie’s family, tensions rise as the fight for Firstrider commences. But something else looms in the horizon…rumors of another dragon fleet from the old regime have surfaced.
Will Lee betray his family to fight for the government he was raised in for most of his life? Or will he fight with blood?
What makes this story different from other dragon novels is that the reader can feel the emotions of the dragons. The bond between dragon and rider is so intense, it almost serves as a link to the souls. I want a dragon.
On a side note…does anyone else like Power and think he may turn “good guy”?! And does anyone else love Duck?!
"You have given life to me."
Munda brings us a captivating story of political unrest, revolution, and the chance to create history. I’m excited for the next installment!
“Inspired by Plato’s Republic and told from a dual point of view, the story is pitched as Aegon Targaryen and Hermione Granger with dragons.”
Fireborne is a dazzling debut into a land where suffering, atonement, and political retribution are a norm. The hope of future peace lands lands on the shoulders of two orphaned dragon riders. Suffering from the loss of their families, Lee and Annie bonded at the orphanage where they met.
"I look down at this boy, vulnerable, at my mercy, and think, To the ends of the earth I will protect you."
Fast forward some years later to the fight for Firstrider. These scenes reminded me of the Triwizard Tournament from Harry Potter. Having been born as a Stormscourge and son to the man who burned Annie’s family, tensions rise as the fight for Firstrider commences. But something else looms in the horizon…rumors of another dragon fleet from the old regime have surfaced.
Will Lee betray his family to fight for the government he was raised in for most of his life? Or will he fight with blood?
What makes this story different from other dragon novels is that the reader can feel the emotions of the dragons. The bond between dragon and rider is so intense, it almost serves as a link to the souls. I want a dragon.
On a side note…does anyone else like Power and think he may turn “good guy”?! And does anyone else love Duck?!
"You have given life to me."
Munda brings us a captivating story of political unrest, revolution, and the chance to create history. I’m excited for the next installment!