A thousand years have passed since a dragon has been seen in the world. Science and technology have replaced magic, which has dwindled until it has become little more than an element of myth and legend.
There are those who still have dragon blood flowing through their veins, distant descendants of the mighty creatures of old. These rare humans have the power to cast magic, the power to heal, and the power to craft alchemical weapons capable of starting wars…or ending them. But they are feared for those powers, and in recent centuries they have been hunted nearly to extinction.
The few remaining survivors must find a way to change how humanity perceives them or be lost to the world forever.
The Dragon Blood Omnibus includes three full-length novels of action, magic, and romance: Balanced on the Blade’s Edge, book one; Deathmaker, book two; Blood Charged, book three.
Brilliant series that left me breathless. I’m loved this seres just as much as I loved Lindsay Buroker’s Emperor’s Edge series. The characters, the world and the magic in these three books are fun, thrilling and so original.Â
Great storytelling, but… Ms. Buroker does a great job of telling her story. The main and even the secondary characters are well written and believable (assuming you buy into the whole “magic wielding, telepathy ability” of the main female character. The author pulls you into the world she has created, making you believe you are in the story, fighting along with everyone. I definitely enjoyed reading all three of the Dragon Blood stories, but have to be honest and say that I probably wouldn’t have purchased any of the…
it could/should be a lot better For 99 cents, I am not sorry I read it, and I even purchased the 4th book (in order to get to a dragon finally and see if that made any difference), but that will be it. The writing quality did seem to improve as I progressed thru the volumes, but numerous errors remained throughout, and I thought the pace was fairly slow while the dialogue felt so contrived much of the time. I also am very annoyed by authors who try to “tease” you into purchasing the next book — a good story should…