by C.J. Hill, Janette Rallison
I received this in a goodreads giveaway but I just couldn't finish it. It didn't hold my interest. I think I probably got about 100 pages in before I quite the book.
Unfortunately, The Slayers is one I'll easily forget in a few months time. For a book that is supposed to be about dragons it drags. The dragons are barely in it and we spend most of the book focused on Tori and her new powers as well as her going back and forth on whether or not she was going to st...
Summary: A rich girl, Tori, goes to Dragon Camp for the summer only to discover that it is no ordinary camp and she is no ordinary girl. Not only that but dragons are real, and really dangerous. She must overcome her own fears and disadvantages to help a group of teenagers protect the innocent. R...
Dragons are real and, unlike the Disney version, they are mindless beasts who eat humans. However, there are few dragons and they can have very long gestation periods. Most humans have relegated them to the realm of myth. But now the latest eggs are preparing to hatch and slayers are being born to b...
This review was completed by Michael Cummings, staff reviewer with the YA Fantasy Guide.Dragon's exist. Descended from alchemically altered knights, the Slayers know this to be true. Now a diverse group of teens that includes Tori, a smart but spoiled senator's daughter, must prepare to save the res...
I am a huge dragon enthusiast. I love dragon lore, myth, and art. I even have a dragon tattoo. So I was both excited and wary when I read the synopsis for Slayers. Excited because it was about dragons but wary because it was about ferocious dragons that needed to be slayed. I tend to prefer my drago...
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