Cinda Williams Chima
Hardcover | Pages: 499 pages Rating: 4.15 | 34463 Users | 1172 Reviews
List Regarding Books The Dragon Heir (The Heir Chronicles #3)
| Title | : | The Dragon Heir (The Heir Chronicles #3) |
| Author | : | Cinda Williams Chima |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 499 pages |
| Published | : | August 12th 2008 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic |
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The covenant that was meant to keep the wizard wars at bay has been stolen, and the sanctuary of Trinity must prepare for attack. Seph monitors the Weirwalls, while Jack and Ellen train their army of ghosts to face an onslaught of wizards. Even Anaweir Will and Fitch are setting traps around the town's perimeter. To Jason Haley, it feels as though everyone but him has a role to play. Then he finds a powerful talisman - a huge opal called the Dragonheart - buried in a cave. When its power washes over him, he knows he's destined for a greater purpose than anyone ever imagined.Madison Moss can hears the seductive call of the Dragonheart also, but she has other things on her mind. Maddie's been leaking dark magic ever since absorbing the blow that was meant to kill her boyfriend, Seph. If anyone finds out, she'll be banished from the sanctuary - and Seph - forever. Meanwhile, Trinity's enemies mean to win the war with the help of the Dragonheart, and they know that Madison Moss is the only one who can get it for them.
Moral compasses spin out of control as a final battle storms through a town that was meant to be a refuge. With so much to lose, what will Jason and Maddie be willing to fight for - and what will they sacrifice? It's everyone for himself in this thrilling conclusion to the Heir trilogy.
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| Original Title: | The Dragon Heir |
| ISBN: | 1423110706 (ISBN13: 9781423110705) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Heir Chronicles #3 |
| Characters: | Linda Downey, Leander Hastings, Seph McCauley, Jason Haley, Madison Moss, Ellen Stephenson, Alicia (Leesha) Middleton |
| Setting: | Trinity, Ohio(United States) |
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Ratings: 4.15 From 34463 Users | 1172 ReviewsAssessment Regarding Books The Dragon Heir (The Heir Chronicles #3)
I really enjoy this book even though i am only part of the way into the book. I really liked how the book started and it gave the reader good background information before starting into content of the book. I feel that by doing this a reader who hasn't read the first two would be able to pick this up and read it without a problem. Now I don't know who your favorite character is but mine is definitely Jason. From what i have read it seems like he will be one of the most influential characters in*3.25 Alright heres the thing....The first half of this story was not the best...it was very slow and the main POVs were very annoying and whiny. At the end of Wizard Heir, my favorite character in this whole series was Jason. In this book he turns into this whiny, attention seeking ass. He did improve but it took him a majority of the book and he still never compared to the Jason in the previous book. Also, Madison was just generally annoying idk why honestly. SEPH was the shining light in this
A bit of a letdown to an otherwise decent series. By this point nearly all the characters seem to be roughly the same. You could describe them all as moody, rebellious, sarcastic, and a bit of an outcast. None of them are very likable this way either, and you don't really get pulled in rooting for them. The grand war that occurs is somewhat silly too, you have a couple hundred wizards fighting half a dozen people and the author attempts to describe it in ways that sound like a massive fight with
This was a pretty underwhelming conclusion to the initial trilogy. More than predictable and quite unsatisfactory. My edition was 499 pages long and everything is "resolved" in the last 30 pages or so and it's not even a good conclusion. Besides the overall plot, I wouldn't say this is a sequel to the first two books. Some characters don't feel like the characters from the previous two books. I was not happy with this and I'm sure as hell won't be picking the next two books that came out after
3.5 starsThis was better than I remembered, but maybe not so good that I'd shove this series in anyone's face & beg them to read it.Still. DRAGONS!I guess more specifically, dragon. Because there's only one heir to the Dragon...thingy. Guild? I don't know. Whatever. It's not important. Just know that, unlike all the rest of the magical people, nobody even knew this type of person could exist.SURPRISE! This one has all of the characters from the previous two books in it, but the main focus is
I just can't rate this book as highly as the first 2 which is a bummer as it's the conclusion. The two main characters were soooooo whiny I felt like I was reading Harry Potter #5. Then it seemed like the author had to go somewhere so she just tied up the end real quick. . . "and he died and she lived and the other two lived happily ever after, the end"
For a finale, this book was rather underwhelming. It was okay and I still plan to continue the series, but I expected more.Who died? (view spoiler)[[Claude and Dev DOrsay, Nicodemus Snowbeard, Jason, Warren Barber, Brice Roper, Brooks (ghost warrior now permanently dead)] (hide spoiler)]It surprised me that Jason and Madison were the stars of Dragon. I expected it to be Seph and Jack. I wish it was Seph and Jack. Though I should've liked them, Madison and Jason just annoyed me. Madison's story
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