Last of the Dragon Harpers : Dragon Skies Book 1

Rating:
Summary: Journey Into the Past
Review: While I would recommend reading this book by a fireplace, the pages lit by candle or oil lamp, I realize most will be reading in a more modern environment. Whatever the circumstance I suggest reading this book anyway you can, by any means possible. This is the beginning to a very vivid journey into the past.
Too often this genre lends itself to tedious efforts to impress with misplaced descriptions - this book delivers a refreshing, plausible and imaginative feeling of the time and its people. A reality to a world long past. A tale you can enter without the disruptions that come from lesser author's efforts - this writer managed to avoid such irritations, delivering instead a subtle, inviting progress into an almost forgotten time.
This is, without question, a superior book of type and can hold its own against any book in any category. Here there is intrigue, romance, love, hatred, life and death - all blending into a characters with a realism that is rare and always welcome.
The author has delivered everything in a single book, yet leaves the desire for a second book to continue the experience.
There is also (to me) a surprise ending that makes me wonder the how and where of the second book - a book that will be as eagerly awaited as the first was enjoyed.
To the author - many thanks.

Rating:
Summary: Journey Into the Past
Review: While I would recommend reading this book by a fireplace, the pages lit by candle or oil lamp, I realize most will be reading in a more modern environment. Whatever the circumstance I suggest reading this book anyway you can, by any means possible. This is the beginning to a very vivid journey into the past.
Too often this genre lends itself to tedious efforts to impress with misplaced descriptions - this book delivers a refreshing, plausible and imaginative feeling of the time and its people. A reality to a world long past. A tale you can enter without the disruptions that come from lesser author's efforts - this writer managed to avoid such irritations, delivering instead a subtle, inviting progress into an almost forgotten time.
This is, without question, a superior book of type and can hold its own against any book in any category. Here there is intrigue, romance, love, hatred, life and death - all blending into a characters with a realism that is rare and always welcome.
The author has delivered everything in a single book, yet leaves the desire for a second book to continue the experience.
There is also (to me) a surprise ending that makes me wonder the how and where of the second book - a book that will be as eagerly awaited as the first was enjoyed.
To the author - many thanks.