Dragon Fate

Age of Fire, Book 6

De: E. E. Knight

Narrado por: David Drummond

Duración: 9 h y 50 m

Resumen del Editor

The author of the national best-selling Vampire Earth series presents the fiery conclusion to his epic dragon saga.

Scattered across a continent, three dragon siblings are among the last of a dying breed -the final hope for their species' survival.

After fighting a war that cost each of them kingdom and land, friends and family, honor and glory, they have removed themselves from the troubles of the world. But the order they fought to establish is falling apart. Ancient sorceries have been awakened. Dragons battle dragons. And men are taking up arms against their winged overlords. Now, the three must unite once more to save dragonkind from extinction, before the chaos and fire of war consume them all... and the world with them.

Dragon tales: listen to another Age of Fire epic.

©2011 E.E. Knight (P)2011 Tantor

Dragon Fate: Age of Fire, Book 6

Wonderful series told from the Dragon's point of view. The narration was very well done. I hope for more books in this series.

Awesome series, lack luster ending

The first 3 books were easily my favorite. 3 books taking place in the same time told from different perspectives. The later 2 were alright neither particularly good nor bad, but this one.. after everything leading up to the end, I was incredibly disappointed. The story in this book alone was fine, but the ending itself seemed rushed.

A disappointing ending to a pretty good series.

This book feels hurried, flat and lacks the depth and color of the others. The ending was rushed and, in my opinion, ridiculous.

You might as well read, er.. listen to it though because if you are reading this review you have likely already gone through the rest of the series. Even though this book is not at all in the class of the first three or four books, this is the only ending we are going to get so you might as well go ahead and finish it out.

If you don't expect much, you won't be disappointed.

A better ending than I expected!

After reading some of the reviews for this title, I was worried that I wouldn’t like the ending or that it wouldn’t find a satisfactory conclusion. I had nothing to worry about!

This final installment delivers on the same plot as the last three novels. Though very far removed from the first two, this makes for an excellent and epic conclusion to a series that has grown near and dear to my heart.

The performance, as always 10/10 HYAAA David Drummond, HYAAA

not a bad story

not a bad ending. thought it was a little quick tho. almost as tho the author was getting tiered of the series and just wanted to finish it.

Unfortunate Ending

Unfortunately, all I'll be able to remember from this series is the mutilations and mutations. The perversion of all that was built in the previous books overshadows a mediocre ending. It will be a while until I can re-read this series, even though I adored this books predecessors.

Worth hearing, but not quite as good.

It's been a month since I listened to this book, and for the life of me, I don't entirely remember how it ended - the story didn't grab me as intensely, nor did it leave much impression. I enjoyed the first three books, but I agree with the other reviewer who felt this one lacked the 'life' of the first books. Still, if you've read all the other books, it's probably worth listening to. Once again, David Drummond is a superb narrator.

Well done.

I freaking loved these books, I'll be revisiting them often in the future. Thank you for the great books and adventures.

A good ending

A good bit rushed in the ending compared to the rest of the books, but still an oddly satisfying end. I WOULD love to see more - do they chase after and find other dragons to help bolster their numbers, like the old salty up north? Do they figure out what the lava dome really is/was and what it does? and so many others! I'd love love love to hear more!

I Liked the Ending

I liked this series. While it did get a little sloggy somewhere around book four and five, I felt that this was a good ending. I started it more to wrap up the series than because I was still in love with it, but I am glad that I did. It was a very Tolkienesque, in that after the climatic final battle it does wrap up rather quickly, and no character is perfectly safe. Also like Tolkien, not every question is answered (some mysteries/histories are bigger than the story arch) but I felt that it answered enough for me to be satisfied, yet remained expansive enough to feel like a “real” world. I am very glad I listened to this book, and the whole series.