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A Day of Dragon Blood Requiem Dragonlore Book 2 eBook Daniel Arenson

As is typical with most trilogies, the middle book is where everything goes to pieces and almost all hope is lost. I would like to believe this series would be more creative, but at then end it is as expected. Although the characters are beginning to grow on me, at this point in my reading life this series is a bit too predictable. The good guys are pretty wonderful, the bad guys are awful, and there has been the deus ex machina in the first book to save the good guys tails. The second book had me wondering how Solina gets all the brutes to follow her, I mean really you just came up with another ridiculously large army in about 18 months. I think Arenson is a good writer in some ways and I probably really would have loved this at 13. I guess the real problem for me is that I have read a great deal of fantasy and I didn't realize this series was more in the young adult range. I think the idea if the Vir Requis is interesting and I do care how it ends, I just have a feeling I already know what basically will happen.


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A Day of Dragon Blood Requiem Dragonlore Book 2 eBook Daniel Arenson Reviews

To date, I have read all three of Mr. Arenson's Dragonlore books as well as all three of his Song of Dragons books - quite simply, I NEED MORE! A Day of Dragon Blood continues the struggle of the noble Vir Requis against the tyrant Solina. If you love this genre as I do, I can assure you that if you start these series, you will not stop until you have lived them all! Thank you, Mr. Arenson for the journey! Can't wait to see what's next!
Arenson writes a very good story. He ain't Tolkein, but then, who is? He weaves a good story that works for serious fantasy readers. Interesting premise, well fleshed out and characters are well developed. Arenson moves things along at a brisk pace, leaving the reader eager to pursue. I'd write more, but, a) I'm lazy and, b) I'm in the middle of "A Night of Dragon Wings" (Dragonlore, Book 3), and I can't wait to see what's next.
This is a fantastic second book in the series. Daniel's ability to paint a picture in the reader's mind is amazing. You can just see the imagery of the war and the dragons and weyverns in your mind. You can feel the fire and the acid and the blood. His use of language to create art is outstanding. I stayed up until 300 a.m. on a work night because I couldn't stop reading until I knew where the book would end. I can't wait for the next book in the series to see what happens.
Arenson has been added to my list of favorite fantasy/sci-fi authors. His books draw you in right from the beginning and keep you there until the end. Dragonlore falls right in line with his previous series of Requiem.

If you are interested in his books - start with the Requiem series (3 books) and then move on to the Dragonlore - you will not be disappointed.

If you are looking for something a little comical and lighthearted - then I would definitely recommend his Misfit Heroes series (only 2 books so far....am awaiting patiently for more).
This book has got to be the most repetitive story I have ever read. The book is good, don't get me wrong! The writing is amazing. I love the names. But damn, the dragons are the worst fighters ever. They have no strength whatsoever. All other creatures annihilate the dragons! The dragons can't kill any creature which is really annoying. It sucks to read a book where the dragons can't do anything besides breath fire (even then, they get tired and have to charge their fire). I would rate thing book at one star if the writing wasn't so good. The storyline is insanely repetitive too. They fight, get destroyed, come back and rebuild. I'm only reading still because I don't like to give up on stories no matter how bad they really are.
The wait for this second book has been well worth it!! It took only two days for me to devour this book and wish for the third installment!
Solina is such a fascinating person, and we learn much more about her in this book. I didn't know anyone could get nastier than her..enter Gen. Mahrdor! He is so genius in his evilness!
Elethor and Lyana's relationship blossoms more and we see Elethor grow up more.
I have not often seen an author that can grab me from page one and make me wish the story never ends. Daniel Arenson is one of those authors!
I would suggest buying all of his Dragon books!
WOW!! what a great book. Daniel Arenson has got to be one of my favorite authors, his style of story telling is unlike any other. A Day of Dragon Blood picks up a year later after the end of A Dawn of Dragon Fire, this story is dark and kind of twisted, General Mahrdar is seriously a demented character mabey more so than Solina. Elethor is becoming a true King and Mori has grown into a woman. I recommend this book and this series to all fantasy adventure fans, to all fans of Daniel Arenson and to anyone looking for a good book. Enjoy.
As is typical with most trilogies, the middle book is where everything goes to pieces and almost all hope is lost. I would like to believe this series would be more creative, but at then end it is as expected. Although the characters are beginning to grow on me, at this point in my reading life this series is a bit too predictable. The good guys are pretty wonderful, the bad guys are awful, and there has been the deus ex machina in the first book to save the good guys tails. The second book had me wondering how Solina gets all the brutes to follow her, I mean really you just came up with another ridiculously large army in about 18 months. I think Arenson is a good writer in some ways and I probably really would have loved this at 13. I guess the real problem for me is that I have read a great deal of fantasy and I didn't realize this series was more in the young adult range. I think the idea if the Vir Requis is interesting and I do care how it ends, I just have a feeling I already know what basically will happen.