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The Dragonprince's Heir (2012)

by Aaron Pogue(Favorite Author)

3.26 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

1475217749 (ISBN13: 9781475217742)

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Consortium Books

series

Dragonprince Trilogy

review 1: First of all let me say that I loved this book and the end of the dragonprince trilogy. After reading the afterword and seeing the kind of feedback Aaron Pogue was receiving I wanted to give my thoughts. I was really thrown off by the fifteen year time difference from Dragonswarm to The Dragonprince's Heir and was incredibly confused at why we were reading from the viewpoint of this snot nosed kid. I have heard that people didn't like Taryn and he wasn't my favorite at first either, but I think Aaron Pogue did a great job of leaving the readers with little clues that Taryn was more than he seemed. Through the first few chapters of the book I was thinking that this story sounded more like the first book of a new series instead of the last of a series I had been reading. As ... moreI neared the end I finally saw what Aaron was steering us to all along. This book IS the third book of the Dragonprince trilogy. I loved all three of these books. After finishing all three I could not think of a better way to end the story Aaron Pogue wanted to tell. I will be one of many in line waiting for more books in the land of the Firstking.
review 2: I really didn't care for this book. I loved the first two, but all of the sudden the main character is gone only to be replaced by his spoiled and complaining son. This disobedient punk goes on and on, page after page until miraculously he is all mature and grown up with amazing prowess with the sword, for which he never trained, and supernatural powers, gained from the result of minutes of training. On a more positive note, the author sold a lot of books. less

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