Ebook {Epub PDF} Dragonseed by James Maxey

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on Octo. Verified Purchase. Dragonseed is the third and possibly final book in James Maxey's Dragon Age series. Possible because this was never referred to as a trilogy, just as the Dragon Age series/5(39).  · James Maxey offers a good example in Dragonseed, the third installment in the Dragon Age series: Drop a major technological innovation in familiar characters' laps and let them riff off it. The once-proud dragon kingdom stands perched on the edge of chaos/5.  · Dragonseed is the third book in the Dragon Age sequence, Maxey’s postapocalyptic world where dragons rule over mankind. It takes over from the events in Dragonforge: the humans are now the undisputed masters of Dragonforge, which they plan .

Dragonseed by James Maxey (Goodreads Author) Following on from the events of 'Dragonforge' and the victory against the dragons, Ragnar's human army is arming their enclave against the inevitable dragon counterattack. Trouble lies on the horizon, however, as Jandra finds herself under the sway of the nefarious Jazz, and a face from the past. Rated by Users Critics. Check out detail reviews rating quotes community of Dragonseed by James Maxey. ISBN , James Maxey is a masterful storyteller who grabs the reader by the throat from the beginning sentence, and doesn't let go until the last line. Fast-paced, action-packed, and character-driven, Dragonseed is a solid read.

The dragon kingdom continues to slide into anarchy following the death of Albekizan and the capture of Dragon Forge by human rebels. But a cunning sky-dragon slavecatcher named Vulpine has organized a blockade to break the rebellion, assisted by the brutish earth-dragon war-boss Sawface. Inside. Chock-full of great storytelling from awesome characters and colorful dragons of every type, Dragonseed is totally engrossing. James Maxey is a masterful storyteller who grabs the reader by the throat from the beginning sentence, and doesn't let go until the last line. Fast-paced, action-packed, and character-driven, Dragonseed is a solid read. Dragonforge is the sequel to James Maxey's Bitterwood. It is the rarest of second installations in a trilogy, in that each character has their own self contained arc and the book can be enjoyed as a self contained volume. Orson Scott Card read this book first and enjoyed it so much he went back and thoroughly enjoyed the first volume as well.