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Hatch (2013)

by James Stevens(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Amazon

series

The Dragons of Laton

review 1: YA/Fantasy/DragonsThis one goes on my favorites shelf. The Hatch is the first book in what I hope will be a series. It doesn't leave you hanging like some "first" books do. The story is fast and enjoyable from start to finish. One problem, the kindle version is loaded with errors, something I can usualy overlook in an e-book, but this one has so many that it became a distraction. That's the only reason I dropped my rating from 5 to 4 stars. An excellent book that I recommend to anyone who reads for enjoyment. Good stuff.4 Stars.
review 2: I read this book about a month ago and already feel like I forgot most of what happened. It was a rather general fantasy plot about a guy bonding with a dragon and hes part of a royal bloodline. The dragons are more of an in... moretelligent beast in this book. There isn't really anything at all in the book that is magical for those wondering (except a telepathy between some bonded). The book was terribly symmetric so when one thing happened you could almost always predict that another thing would happen. Spoiler examples: He bonds with a dragon so later his wife bonds with a dragon. His dragon is rare; one of a kind, so his wife's dragon is also rare and one of a kind. I'll read the sequel but it's not going to be too high on my to-read list. less

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