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Rent Dragon Blood
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Format: Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: Berkley Pub Group
Published: Dec 2002
Genre: Fiction - Fantasy - General
Retail Price: $7.99
Pages: 288
Synopsis
Ward, the ruler of Hurog, joins the rebellion against the evil High King Jakoven, who has obtained a mysterious artifact that has the power to destroy entire cities, but Ward soon discovers that this tool of destruction can only be awakened by dragon's blood - the very substance that courses through his veins. Original.
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Reviews
This sequel adds that much more to Ward's story without ruining the satisfaction of the first book. Like the first book, it also ends with a very satisfactory ending and I am curious to see how Mrs. Briggs will begin the long-awaited sequel to this book since Dragon Blood picks up the thread left from Dragon Bones in an unique way. I hope to hear more about Ward, Oreg and all of Hurog. This is seriously a very good read. I highly recommend reading the Hurog duology (with some hope, it will become a trilogy in the near future)!