by Stephen Deas
The second book of a trilogy is always intriguing. Will there be a change of tempo or a new direction, or will it simply carry on from the first book? In this case, the answer is - both. The prologue overlaps directly with the last section of book one, and is perhaps the second best opening I've eve...
Dragons! Villains! Treachery and intrigue! Bloody excellent. I liked The Adamantine Palace enough to read the second book in the series, and I'll definitely be picking up The Order of the Scales.The writing is still a bit awkward in places, but the world-building is fantastic. I also like that there...
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