Dragon Prince | 
Re-read. Epic fantasy, power struggles in desert setting/ across a continent. Would have been useful if I could have rotated the map on my laptop screen but, reading late at night, was too lazy to keep switching back
Read it as a teen & feel that I thought the MCs were a bit Mary Sue & angsty but didn't find that this time. Maybe because I'm older/ not so passionate or invested in my reads/ I know I've read it before so didn't charge ahead ..?
pickI love fantasy romance so I always enjoy Melanie Rawn's stories.
#Dragons #fantasy #swordandsorcery #epicfantasy
Chapter 11.
The story so far has been quite interesting and quick, although, in my opinion, it does feel like the author is trying a little too hard to convince the reader of her characters intelligence. But this is just what I felt when I was reading. Overall the story is fun and engrossing.
Found this book whilst strolling through the comments on discord. It is proving to be the quite the find.
The story follows a young prince struggling to keep a hold of the kingdom he has just inherited, and his young wife who is well versed in the magical arts. And as the title states, there are DRAGONS!
I finished Dragon Prince and I was just hooked right to the end (again, as I am every time I read it).
Now reading Warhost of Vastmark by Janny Wurts!
About sixty percent of the way through this, and I'm loving this every bit as much as the first time I read this decades ago! So glad I found a few hours to return to an old favourite, and I'm now wondering why it took me so long.
So many books out there!
Re-reading this for the hundredth time, and loving it every bit as much as I did the first time I read it all those years ago. Some books just do that you!
I started this series when it came out, I was a teenager at the time and was into fantasy books. It's been a very long time since I have read it. When I found all 6 books for Kindle I was beyond thrilled and have begun to rediscover them all over again. What series did you love growing up?
#photoadaynov16 #herebedragons
I LOVE DRAGONS!
I thought about posting The Hobbit, Harry Potter, or even GoT, but decided on this series I read when I was 15 and then again recently.
There are those with magic (sunrunners) and those without, and politics clash between kingdoms and Sunrunners. Dragons figure heavily, first as a hunt and then as friends and allies. (Looking back, the dragon element is like How to Train Your Dragon for adults.)
#herebedragons - complete with a homemade dragon my grandma made before I was even born.
I devoured this series in my younger years. I couldn't get enough of the world, and reread all of them more then once. 🐉🐲
#photoadaynov16
Less than 100 pages to go! Things got dark... I can only imagine what book 2 has in store for me.
100 pages in, and the story is starting to pick up! Perfect reading for this grey morning in Los Angeles.
