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Reviewed in Australia on 16 July 2019
Fate of the Dragons introduces us to a world where only one human has survived the great war, elves are meant to be extinct, the sea people have taken over most of the world covering it in salt water ocean bar one continent where the only remaining race lives, the dragons 🐲
Vahly, the last remaining human was saved and raised by a dragon matriarch and is marked to be a legendary human Queen. An earth Queen, the only hope against the Sea Queens obsession to completely take over and eliminate the dragons💪... But her powers haven't emerged and she doesn't know why😩 She does know she needs to get her powers and thus starts her journey to find what remains of Elven civilization to save herself and the dragons she calls family ❤
Fate of Dragons has a beautifully thought out world and wonderful characters that have sass and snark and sweetness and everything you could want 🙈 the author isn't afraid to kill off characters either and show the realities of political struggles during war even in a fantastical world and this makes it even better to read. 👌
Honestly, this book was an addictive high fantasy that got me reading both this book and it's sequel within 4 days because I didn't want to leave the world Alisha had created 😍
Perfect for fans of the epicness of Lord of the Rings with the more relaxed approach of Eragon and the sass and hilarity of Throne of Glass 💫
Vahly, the last remaining human was saved and raised by a dragon matriarch and is marked to be a legendary human Queen. An earth Queen, the only hope against the Sea Queens obsession to completely take over and eliminate the dragons💪... But her powers haven't emerged and she doesn't know why😩 She does know she needs to get her powers and thus starts her journey to find what remains of Elven civilization to save herself and the dragons she calls family ❤
Fate of Dragons has a beautifully thought out world and wonderful characters that have sass and snark and sweetness and everything you could want 🙈 the author isn't afraid to kill off characters either and show the realities of political struggles during war even in a fantastical world and this makes it even better to read. 👌
Honestly, this book was an addictive high fantasy that got me reading both this book and it's sequel within 4 days because I didn't want to leave the world Alisha had created 😍
Perfect for fans of the epicness of Lord of the Rings with the more relaxed approach of Eragon and the sass and hilarity of Throne of Glass 💫
