Books by Michelle Sagara
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review 1: Another solid novel in what is overall an incredible series. You cannot help but love Kaylin and the whole cast of characters. Especially with the new addition of her familiar, a little translucent dragon. He sounds so adorable and cuddly I'm seriously considering getting one ...
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review 1: I really wanted to like this book since I read so many promising reviews. Unfortunately, I struggled through the entire book. I thought that the characters were not developed well and since the time period of the book was barely a week, I felt like the relationships formed were u...
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review 1: I always enjoy these books - they are well written and deal with interesting themes. This one dragged a bit in the middle, with maybe more metaphysical contemplation than was strictly necessary. But I loved the end, and the focus on "home" was really beautiful. Looking forward to...
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review 1: I absolutely love this series! I first discovered it four years ago and read all the available books consecutively, in one breathless week. Then I took a break, for a while - but with the publication of this tenth book, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to re-visit the serie...
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review 1: Cast in Fury by Michelle SagaraMichelle takes us back to Elantra where Kaylin is suppose to be a Culture Resource for a play writer writing a play about the tidal wave and Tha'alani. Mainly she feels that it is babysitting. However as the story progresses she realizes that yes is...
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review 1: Cast in Silence by Michelle SagaraWe have seen Kaylin take on an outcast dragon twice, take care of a raging tidal wave, and help with a play. Now we she where she was for six months before she became a Hawk after she left Nightshade at 13.Barron is falling and Kaylin is tasked t...
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review 1: SILENCE was an engaging and unique paranormal story. Emma has been just going through the motions since her boyfriend died in a car accident the past summer. If anyone asks, she says she is fine but no one, least of all herself, really believes it. She has taken to spending a lot...
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review 1: Kaylin knows only a smattering about dragons. They’re immortal. They’re LOUD. Their eyes tend to turn gold. And it’s better not to tick them off.She has yet to meet a female dragon or to consider the implications of the scarcity. Until multiple identical corpses begin appearing i...
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review 1: Kaylin has to manage the recitation of the regalia in the West March, without really understanding what is going on. There is much confusion in this book, and as I said in my review of its predecessor, I find it surprising I like these books as much as I do given my confusion ab...
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review 1: This is the first time I have read anything by Michelle Sagara. This is novella I bought it for the Nook but it also part of a short story collection called Hunter's Moon. I loved this story. It was very unique with its fantasy races, the world itself and how magic works. From my...
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review 1: Other than the first book in the series, which was hampered by the need to introduce all the characters and build the world, this has been my least favourite book so far. I still read it all in one sitting and stayed up way too late doing it, but I felt a little frustrated at the...
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review 1: I was nervous going into reading this book. I'd really liked this series until the previous book. However, in the previous book I actually lost interest enough to stop reading in the middle. Given how much I'd like the other books, I decided to give Cast in Sorrow a chance. Fo...