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Quality
I feel like anything i would have to say about the quality of the story would do a disservice to just how wonderful it is
Yet the real napoleon had no issues with the wholesale slaughter of the french revolution
The temeraire series by naomi novik combines sentient dragons used for by many nations for arial warfare with the historical ba... Read More
Competitiveness
Very enjoyable to read intricate details and well thoughtout plot
If you’ve read books 18 then you’re familiar with this formula
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- This product had a total of 917 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 5 2022.
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One page youre on dragon back in the middle of the smoke and blood of a furious battle the next page you find yourself immersed in political intrigue and logistics only to conclude the chapter with rollicking domestic comedy worthy of jane austen
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The alternate history felt so real that i imagined dragons flying outside my window and even though i didn’t really have time to read all nine books i couldn’t help myself
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I devour the series in 2 weeks i simply couldnt put the books down
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They are engaging from the first page of the first book to the very last page of the last book
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Ive heard that the folks who did the lord of the rings movies have optioned the movie rights
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Like how the series ended didnt like how story would skip around during key battles straight to its aftermath
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The problems of ferals is pretty much eliminated by the stroke of a pen
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Somehow only humans are to blame for the poor relations with dragons
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