by Patricia Briggs
One those rare times when the sequel is even better than the first.
It was nice to have the rest of Ward’s story, but I think I preferred Dragon Bones. Somehow the stakes for this never quite seemed real to me and so I was never that worried. [Aug. 2011]
I liked the idea and the characters, but not the execution. Too much pain and evil, torture, sadists and pedophiles. A true lack of detailed characterization and dialogue. It is a story with enough heart and depth to have been amazing and touching, but which lacked finesse and a certain maturity. It...
The second book in this two book series. The fantasy world Briggs created is stunning. The tiny kingdom of Hurog (means dragon) is still waging war against a corrupt king who will stop at nothing to gain power. While Dragon Bones and Dragon Blood are IMHO not in the same caliber as her Mercy ...
Felt longer and more pointless than the first book in the series.
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