Books matching: telepathic dragons
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Save:'Dragonflight' by Anne McCaffrey is the first book in the 'Dragonriders of Pern' series, introducing readers to the world of Pern where telepathic dragons bond with their riders to protect the planet from a deadly alien threat known as Threads. The story follows characters like Lessa and F'lar as they navigate through political intrigue, time travel, and the responsibilities of being dragonriders, all set against a backdrop of a unique blend of science fiction and fantasy elements. McCaffrey's writing style is described as easy to read, with a focus on world-building and character development, creating a captivating and original narrative that has stood the test of time.
LESSA WOKE, COLD. Cold with more than the chill of the everlastingly clammy stone walls. Cold with the prescience of a danger stronger than the one ten full Turns ago that had then sent her, whimperin... - #2
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 ... - #3
Save:Set in a futuristic world with a medieval twist, "Dragon's Blood" by Jane Yolen follows the story of Jakkin, a bond servant with a dream of buying his freedom by raising a dragon to fight in the pits. The plot revolves around Jakkin's struggles, ambitions, and the relationships he forms in a society where dragons are trained for sport. The writing style is praised for its easy narrative flow, engaging storytelling, and the creation of a realistic world that draws readers into a society where dragons are fought and trained telepathically by humans.
THE TWIN MOONS cast shadows like blood scores across the sand. Jakkin hunkered down in a bowl-shaped depression and listened. Inside the wood-and-stone dragonry he could hear the mewling and scratchin... - #4
Save:'The Game of Rat and Dragon' by Cordwainer Smith is a collection of short stories that delve into the world of telepathic cats and underpeople, which are slaves bred from cats. The stories are known for their ability to draw readers in and make them see the world from the characters' perspectives. Cordwainer Smith's writing style is described as transporting readers out of their own heads so they can experience the world through someone else's eyes, providing a unique and immersive reading experience.
Pinlighting is a hell of a way to earn a living. Underbill was furious as he closed the door behind himself. It didn't make much sense to wear a uniform and look like a soldier if people didn't apprec... - #5
Save:'Dragon Bound' in the 'Elder Races' series by Thea Harrison is a paranormal romance novel that introduces readers to a world where dragons, elves, goblins, and shifters coexist. The story follows Pia, a half-human, half-wyr character who steals from the hoard of Dragos, one of the oldest dragons, leading to a complex and passionate relationship between them. The book is praised for its well-developed characters, intense romance, and unique blend of magical creatures, making it a captivating read for fans of paranormal romance.
The writing style in 'Dragon Bound' is described as engaging, with snappy dialogue and a cohesive plotline that keeps readers hooked from the opening sentence. The author, Thea Harrison, skillfully weaves together elements of romance, action, and fantasy, creating a world that is both intriguing and immersive. The relationship between Pia and Dragos is a central focus of the story, showcasing themes of love, trust, and self-discovery against a backdrop of dragon vengeance and paranormal conflicts.
Honestly, what had she done? She had taken one look at a pretty face and forgotten everything her mom had taught her about survival. It sucked so bad she might as well put a gun to her head and pull t... - #6
Save:In "Dragonquest" by Anne McCaffrey, tensions rise between the Oldtimers and the contemporary dragonriders of Pern, leading to disputes and banishments. The story follows characters like F'lar, F'nor, and Brekke as they navigate political intrigue, dragon flights, and the threat of Thread falling out of pattern. The plot involves power struggles, technological discoveries, and personal relationships set against the backdrop of a world threatened by imminent danger.
He frowned thoughtfully down at the smoothed, moist sand in the shallow trays of his workdesk. His long face settled into deep-grooved lines and creases, and his eyes, usually snapping blue with inner...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dragonriders of Pern ) - #7
Save:'Song in the Silence' by Elizabeth Kerner follows the story of Lanen Kaelar, a strong and independent female character who embarks on a journey to search for dragons from legend. As Lanen achieves her lifelong dream, a series of wondrous events unfold, revealing a world filled with dragons, intricate relationships, and captivating adventures. The novel intricately weaves together themes of love, friendship, and the pursuit of dreams, all set in a richly described fantasy world.
Readers are drawn into a well-told fantasy story with well-developed characters, including a dragon named Akor who plays a central role in the narrative. The multiple points of view, particularly those of Lanen and Akor, provide a unique perspective on their evolving relationship and the discovery of dragon culture, making for an engaging and immersive reading experience.
