Books by Daniel Arenson
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review 1: A paragon case of what happens when a writer possesses excellent ideas and yet is unable to execute them. From the first chapter, I was impressed by the concepts and the characters, though ultimately, I had to give up as the writing style was incredibly simplistic (which is no cr...
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review 1: The story of Requiem continues in book two of the Song Dragons Trilogy, Tears of Requiem. I did not enjoy this one as much as I did the first book in the trilogy. There were still some epic fights and interesting play between the characters, but I didn't feel like the story reall...
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review 1: In this action packed conclusion to the Song of Dragons Trilogy, the dragon shape shifters of Requiem fight their last desperate battle for survival. If you have a weak stomach, you may want to skip this book. Dies Irae's obsession with destroying the last living members of his o...
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review 1: This trilogy started out stronger than it finished, which was a little disappointing. The characters were great, and I do love a good dragon fantasy, but it seemed like every time the author needed something to move the story along he just made up a new fantastical creature and l...
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review 1: The people of Requiem born with the ability to shift into dragons. They have thrived, though of course their numbers are nowhere near where their golden age long long ago was. Nova Vita is their new capital and the Vir Requis have scattered across Requiem.However, early on, we he...
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review 1: This book had a refreshingly different take on dragons. Some of the characters were a little whiny and unrealistic, but that didn't take away from the enjoyment of the story. There was a fine blend of tragedy and heartbreak that makes for a great fantasy saga. This is the first b...
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review 1: The novel Gods of Dream was not the best book I had ever read. Gods of Dream by Daniel Arenson is about two twin teens that get called to a place called Dream. They are called because they have to save the land from their neighbor, none other than Nightmare, (as a book normally...
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review 1: I just happened to see an advertisement for Requiem's Song on my Kindle. I read the summary and thought, "Hey why not?" I took the plunge and bought it. I didn't expect to finish it in a day.The overall storyline is what caught my attention originally, but I found myself falling ...