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Dragon Ore (Godsland, #3) (2000)

by Brian Rathbone(Favorite Author)

3.96 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

White Wolf Pres, LLC

series

The Dawning of Power

review 1: The quality of writing continues through this third book of the initial trilogy. Although there are clearly more books to come, Dragon Ore rounds up the first story satisfactorily. It is a good ending and all characters are accounted for. Thank you Brian Rathbone for having the courtesy to the reader of making the story complete rather than leaving some sort of teaser in the hope of hooking the reader into the next set of books. I simply did not read the first chapter of the next book included at the end.I will read the next set - probably when I am travelling again next month. They are good books to read while travelling: they move at a good pace; they include characters that I can get to know and that interest me; they are not so complicated that I get lost when having t... moreo read in short bursts; the author is a competent writer with a style that is a pleasure to read, and has ensured that the books are well edited. I only noticed about a half dozen typos across the three volumes.
review 2: This is the 3rd, and my favorite, in the Godsland Series. I thought the 2nd left too much hanging at the end, but this one answered most of my questions and didn't feel as dark throughout. I've really enjoyed the way the author has crafted the world of the books and the history that unfolds in the stories. We learn a lot more about its ancient history in this book. All three books were action-packed adventures, but this one felt non-stop. The author has a feel for handling the fast pace of action/adventure sci-fi/fantasy.I admit that I did not rush right out and buy the 3rd book after finishing the 2nd, but I'm glad I finally did. It really is my favorite of the series so far. less

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