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| Original Title: | Dragonfire (DragonKeeper Chronicles #4) |
| ISBN: | 1400072514 (ISBN13: 9781400072514) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | DragonKeeper Chronicles #4 |
| Characters: | Kale Allerion, Bardon |
| Setting: | Amara |
| Literary Awards: | Clive Staples Award |
Donita K. Paul
Paperback | Pages: 346 pages Rating: 4.2 | 5131 Users | 126 Reviews
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| Title | : | DragonFire (DragonKeeper Chronicles #4) |
| Author | : | Donita K. Paul |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 346 pages |
| Published | : | July 17th 2007 by Waterbrook Press (first published 2007) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Dragons. Christian. Young Adult. Fiction. Christian Fiction. Christian Fantasy |
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Three years of strife have passed since Kale and Bardon freed Paladin's knights. Now, fiery dragons scorch their beautiful countryside as an evil husband-and-wife wizard duo battle one another for supremacy. The people of Amara just want to be left alone, hoping the conflict with disappear. But Paladin is dying, and Bardon and Kale-now married-must accept fateful assignments if their land is to survive. Will their efforts turn the tide against their adversaries?They face a deadly threat-and a challenging choice.
Kale's responsibility is to find, hatch, and train an army of dragons, and she tackles the daunting task-until she is shocked by a betrayal. As the Amaran countrymen seek escape, she must search for her husband, family, and friends while organizing an underground movement to weaken the enemy. But when the end draws near, Kale must choose between two dismal destinies.
Prepare to experience breathtaking adventure and mind-blowing fantasy as never before in this stunning addition to Donita K. Paul's popular Dragon Keepers fantasy series.
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Ratings: 4.2 From 5131 Users | 126 ReviewsCrit Out Of Books DragonFire (DragonKeeper Chronicles #4)
Almost done with my reread of the DragonKeeper Chronicles! I'm actually raising my rating on this one by a star I can see why younger me disliked it, but I think that had more to do with younger me's immaturity and less to do with the actual quality of the book. Now that I'm a little more mature, a lot of the things that annoyed me make more sense, and I can recognize them as realistic problems that I also struggle with at times. (For example: if I, like Kale, were told "You're going to go on aAll is not well in Amara. Three years have past since the events of DragonKnight, and things have changed. Evil forces are terrorizing the land, and Paladin is in poor health. Kale and Bardon are both in their 20's and now married (this isn't a spoiler as it's immediately known in the first chapter).I'm not sure what's happening, but somehow I feel myself drifting farther away from the storyline in this series, especially here with DragonFire. To me it seemed that some of the events in this book
In this book Bardon and Kale after 3 years of living exclusively in the bogs they go out to find the world at war and near the beginning they find more dragon eggs in a abandon house and goes off to find Gilda and Regidor. they go to them because they found a way to save Gilda from a spell the evil wizard Ristro put her in near the beginning of the series. they do succeed in saving her life. then after a bit they go to Paladin because he is dying, he is dying by having nobody following the
This book was intriguing in the beginning and end but the middle was rather difficult for me to get through. I love Paul and her writing, but this one was different and personally my least favorite in this series. She didn't give enough details and I personally feel as though there wasn't enough emotion displayed between characters. Being the fourth book in it's series, and since I enjoyed the last three, I look forward to reading the next book and see where it all ends. The writing in this book
DragonFire was an interesting sequel to the first three books of the DragonKeeper Cronicles. I cant say it was quite as good as book 3, but I still loved following all the familiar characters. What made this book fun and different from the ones before is that Kale and Bardon are now married in the story. I loved reading about the two of them. Donita K. Paul has written their relationship splendidly. So definitely worth reading to continue the adventure.
In the 4th installment of the Dragon Keeper Chronicles, Kale and Bardon must battle once again to save their country, their people, and for their's (and their people's) faith in Wulder. There are a lot of battles, a lot of loss, but through it all comes the story of hope. I must say that this was the hardest book to read. There are several characters that are lost to death, and even at one moment where I just needed to put the book down to cry. But the theme of hope in the most hopeless
Part of the excellent Christian allegory by Mrs. Paul.
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