Dragonvein, Book One

By: Brian D. Anderson

Narrated by: Derek Perkins

Carentan, France, 1944 - Ethan Martin, a soldier in the 101st Airborne, is fighting for his life. But soon he will learn what peril truly is when he is ripped from his world and transported to a land of magic, swords, and dragons. And though the Nazis are now far, far away, danger is closer than ever.

The eternal emperor, Shinzan has destroyed the mages. Only a few dragons remain in exile. And now that Ethan - son of Praxis Dragonvein - has returned, he must destroy him as well. Faced with unimaginable power, Ethan has only one hope - to reach the dwarf kingdom of Elyfoss before Shinzan can find him.

©2015 Brian D. Anderson (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Not bad fantasy ...

I liked the book, not bad, not bad. I will probably give it another once over, just a little predictable but, not a bad story.

Good story

I found this to be a very easy book to listen to. I couldn't stop listening once I started. I finished it in a single day.

started off good but was hard to finish

started out great but about halfway thru it lost my attention i found myself waiting for the chapters to end, by the end of the i was actually was surprised it ended because it didn't even fell like it ended right, i mean it had a hook " kind of" but it felt week like the author did know how to end it. I am not wasted my money in hopes it gets better.

a+

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very good

it was a slow start, I will admit, with many parts leading me confused as to where exactly this story was taking me but it just as soon began to make more gradual sense and I really started to enjoy the the characters. character growth here was especially significant which is one of my favorite parts in any story.