Dear Readers:
I am a fan of fantasy novels, especially when they involve dragons and a world unimagined. Today's BOOK OF THE DAY, "Dance of Dragons: Stones of the Seven" by Allison Rook is an epic read and fills my thirst for a fantasy novel. The adventure that lies within, is remarkable, as the reader is transported to another time and place. I loved the connection between Eryn and the dragon, and the encounters they overcome together. This is a book not to be missed. Order your copy today!
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Product Details
- ASIN : B0B7QJWPNZ
- Publisher : Independently published (July 27, 2022)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 302 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8839280519
- Item Weight : 12.3 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.25 x 0.76 x 8 inches
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Top reviews from the United States
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2022
Excellent read. Fast-paced has great action, has good tension, and has captivating characters. Absolutely love the author’s fantasy world in this light romance. Seriously, who doesn’t love dragons? A creative twist on a classic Beauty and the Beast theme. Wonderful diversion. Thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommend it!
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022
Allison Rook does it again and kept me turning pages. Now I’m out of pages and I’m sad. I love anything with dragons and fantasy and this certainly did not disappoint.
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2022
The worldbuilding in this book was incredibly detailed, creating a setting that felt rich and complex.
It's a dark book. Truly awful things happen, but the ending righted it all, leaving us with a warm fuzzy HEA that was definitely earned.
Eryn is a fiery, intelligent woman, and I really enjoyed her perspective. Dane was incredibly sweet, even if his views in the first half were... infuriating. They made him seem young at times--his worldview was incredibly straightforward, with no grasping of the nuance of perspective one gains with experience. But overall I liked him, and his arc was satisfying.
The dragons were awesome. I absolutely loved learning about the magic of binding to them, and how everything played out at the end was just really clever and super well foreshadowed. That was delightful.
Overall, this was an interesting, quick romantic fantasy standalone. I'd recommend it to fans of the Dokiri Brides series by Denali Day(it even kinda felt close to the same heat level).
It's a dark book. Truly awful things happen, but the ending righted it all, leaving us with a warm fuzzy HEA that was definitely earned.
Eryn is a fiery, intelligent woman, and I really enjoyed her perspective. Dane was incredibly sweet, even if his views in the first half were... infuriating. They made him seem young at times--his worldview was incredibly straightforward, with no grasping of the nuance of perspective one gains with experience. But overall I liked him, and his arc was satisfying.
The dragons were awesome. I absolutely loved learning about the magic of binding to them, and how everything played out at the end was just really clever and super well foreshadowed. That was delightful.
Overall, this was an interesting, quick romantic fantasy standalone. I'd recommend it to fans of the Dokiri Brides series by Denali Day(it even kinda felt close to the same heat level).
Allison Rook is the author of Stones of the Seven, a series of standalone fantasy romance novels. She lives in Ohio with her husband and the author-required number of cats.
