The Emerald Rider (Book Four of the Dragoneer Saga)
By M.R. Mathias
In the wake of the Confliction, the Mainland Frontier is trying to reestablish itself. Over a year has passed since their victory over the alien shape shifter and its vicious Sarax. Jenka was infused with powerful Dour magic and has assumed some of the alien’s intelligence, but immediately after the battle he disappeared with Crimzon, and no one knows when, or if, they will ever return. With little help from King Richard, who is intent to rule the islands and leave his side of the wall to its fate, Queen Zahrellion, and the other Dragoneers are struggling to make sense of their place in the world, while unbeknownst to them an evil witch is plotting terrible mayhem.
Jenka, saturated with magic to the point of near insanity, will have to focus just to stay in the world of the living. A deranged wizard, who pits magicked priests against the demons he summons, has Clover’s petrified form and no intention of giving it up. Jenka gave his word to get her back and must go alone, deep into the wizard’s temple to find her.
Valiant escapades, wicked battles, and heart wrenching loss await readers in this fourth installment of the bestselling Dragoneer Saga. Hold onto your dragon!
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***MY HONEST REVIEW OF THE EMERALD RIDER***
Having read The Wardstone Saga, I was pleasantly surprised
to find that this saga runs along the same lines as that one. Although this is
the fourth book in this saga, it is the first one that I have read. I enjoyed
it enough that I’ll go back and read the first three books. Although I wasn’t
lost in the story, I feel that I would have enjoyed it more if I had read the
others first.
Mathias is very detail oriented, and writes so that you feel
like you are in the thick of the battles. I really liked that the dragons had
personalities very much like their human companions. With well-rounded
characters, and fast, continuous action, it had me turning pages as fast as I
could. But the true surprise was when a character’s ghost from the Wardstone
Saga is spoken of. Since he was my favorite from that saga, I was thrilled.
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my own, whether I purchased the book or it was given to me to review.
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