Books matching: dragon rider
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Save:Ascendant by Michael R. Miller is the first book in the series 'Songs of Chaos' and follows the journey of Holt, a pot cleaner who aspires to be a dragon rider. When Holt discovers a faulty dragon egg that hatches into a blind dragon named Ash, he forms an unlikely friendship and embarks on a daring adventure. The book explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the growth of both characters as they navigate a world filled with magic, dragons, and challenges. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, keeping readers engaged with its intricate world-building and character development.
The writing style in 'Ascendant' is described as emotional, engaging, and immersive. Readers praise the multi-faceted storytelling that delves into character growth and the unique magic system showcased in the book. The bond between Holt and Ash, reminiscent of classic dragon rider tales, is highlighted as a strong point, along with the rich world-building that expands beyond the initial portrayal. Overall, 'Ascendant' is recommended for fantasy lovers looking for a gripping story with elements of magic, dragons, and intricate plot development.
The Order Hall of the Crag dominated the skyline. A spire as sharp as the jagged rocks surrounding it. And swirling around the tower, as though a flock of birds, were the dragons themselves. A flight ... - #2
Save:"Eldest" follows the continuation of Eragon's journey as a dragon rider, alongside his dragon partner Saphira. The plot focuses on Eragon's training with the elves, his encounters with various characters like his cousin Roran, and his battles against the forces of evil. The story is filled with adventure, battles, character development, and the exploration of a fantasy world. The writing style is described as a mix of action, adventure, and fantasy elements, with some readers appreciating the level of detail and world-building.
"Eldset" is noted for its multiple storylines, character development, and the expansion of the plot from the first book in the series. Readers mention enjoying the development of Eragon's character as he grows from a young boy to a remarkable warrior, as well as the introduction of new characters like Roran. delves into themes of conflict, love, adventure, and diverse character interactions, providing a mix of elements that keep readers engaged throughout the story.
So thought Eragon as he stepped over a twisted and hacked Urgal, listening to the keening of women who removed loved ones from the blood-muddied ground of Farthen Dûr. Behind him Saphira delicately sk...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Inheritance Cycle ) - #3
Save:'The Flame King's Captive' is a high fantasy romance book set in a world with dragons and magic. The story follows Isavelle, a village girl who gets entangled with the dragon riders and their new king, Zabriel. As their relationship unfolds, secrets about Isavelle's past, the dragon riders, and the kingdom are revealed, leading to a cliffhanger ending that leaves readers eager for the next installment. The book features a slow-burn romance, well-developed characters, and a captivating plot with elements of mystery and fantasy. Despite some repetitive paragraphs and a few slow parts, the book keeps readers engaged with its world-building and intriguing storyline.
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Save:Windcatcher by A.J. Norfield is a fantasy novel that introduces readers to a new world filled with dragons, unique characters, and intricate mythology. The story follows the journey of characters like Raylan, Galirras, and their friends as they navigate through a world reminiscent of medieval times, complete with violence, wars, and greed. The author's writing style is described as engaging, with well-drawn relationships between characters that keep readers invested in finding out what happens next.
Raylan felt his legs cramping up. He wondered how long they had been waiting in this cold. He saw his own breath in front of him as he forced his jaw to stay still. He peered around the rock that hid ... - #5
Save:Novice Dragoneer follows the story of Ileth as she navigates the challenges of the Serpentine, an academy for dragon riders, in her quest to become a dragoneer. The book is praised for its vividly detailed setting, well-developed characters, and engaging writing style that evokes emotions through sudden reveals and quick-paced violence. The protagonist, Ileth, is described as proactive, resourceful, and determined, making her easy to root for as she overcomes difficulties with quick wit and adaptability.
Night, wind, and fog above, puddled road and wet meadow beneath. Trotting between them and well coated with elements of both, a youth, still more girl than woman, puffed as she ran. A riding cloak, he... - #6
Save:'Aerie' in the 'Dragon Jousters' series by Mercedes Lackey continues the story of Kiron, a dragon rider, as he navigates unexpected threats and works towards building a new society in the ancient city of Aerie. The plot involves the merging of two lands, Tia and Alta, into one, the challenges faced by Kiron in handling the issue of female dragon riders, and the introduction of new characters like Kiron's family members. The writing style is described as engaging, with a believable world created by Lackey and an emphasis on character development, especially that of Kiron.
He sat up with a yell, startling the half-grown kitten that had been trying to nurse on his earlobe into instant flight. He felt its sharp claws dig momentarily into his shoulder as it leaped away int...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dragon Jousters ) - #7
Save:In 'Dragon Found', readers are introduced to Pippa, a resilient young woman who is forced out of her home by her stepmother and takes on the role of a swineherder. When dragon riders arrive at her family estate searching for the next queen, Pippa's life takes a dramatic turn as she unexpectedly bonds with a baby dragon. As she navigates the challenges of court politics and betrayal, Pippa forms strong bonds with the dragon riders who help her seek justice and uncover the mysteries surrounding the dragon eggs. The story unfolds with themes of power, loyalty, and the resilience of the main character, offering a blend of fantasy, romance, and intrigue.
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Save:'Forcing Fate' by M.A. Frick is a fantasy novel that follows the journey of Avyanna, a fierce and determined young woman who defies societal norms to pursue her dreams. Set in a world with dragons, forbidden love, and epic battles, the book explores themes of female empowerment, breaking stereotypes, and the complexities of relationships. The story unfolds with intricate world-building, detailed character development, and unexpected plot twists that keep readers engaged from start to finish.
The writing style of 'Forcing Fate' is rich, descriptive, and immersive, allowing readers to vividly visualize the world and characters. The book combines elements of epic fantasy with coming-of-age themes, enemies-to-lovers romance, and slow-burn tension, creating a compelling narrative that balances emotional depth with thrilling action sequences. With a focus on character growth, intricate relationships, and moral complexities, 'Forcing Fate' offers a captivating blend of fantasy and romance that resonates with readers.
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Save:Moreta: Dragonlady of Pern by Anne McCaffrey is a book set in the Pern Universe, where the protagonist, Moreta, takes to the skies on her dragon to help ferry medicine to combat a devastating plague that is threatening the planet of Pern. The book delves into themes of sacrifice, leadership, and the race against time to save the planet from impending doom. The writing style of Anne McCaffrey brings to life the fantastical world of Pern and its dragon riders, making the reader feel deeply connected to the characters and their struggles.
“His Weyr business should be accompanying you to Ruatha Gather.” Nesso’s voice had a whining note to it in the best of her humors. Now the Fort Weyr Headwoman was filled with aggrieved indignation at ... - #10
Save:Alta is the second book in the Dragon Jousters series by Mercedes Lackey. The story continues from where Joust left off, following Vetch/Kiron as he returns to his homeland of Alta to train new dragon riders. The book is set in a magical land inspired by Ancient Egypt, with elements of dragon riding and court intrigue. The plot revolves around Kiron's journey of self-discovery, leadership, and overcoming oppression, as he trains dragons and seeks to restore balance of power between warring factions.
OVERHEAD,the stars that filled the night sky, the ornaments upon the robe of the Goddess of the Night, seemed close enough to touch. The kamiseen wind whined in the tops of the trees of the oasis besi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dragon Jousters )
