Dragon books need suggestions

[deddajay]

I can't believe no one has yet mentioned Katherine Kerr's Deverry Series. One of my all time favourite series.

Deverry
1. Daggerspell (1986)
2. Darkspell (1987)
3. The Bristling Wood (1989) aka Dawnspell: The Bristling Wood
4. The Dragon Revenant (1990) aka Dragonspell: The Southern Sea

Deverry: The Westlands
1. A Time of Exile (1991)
2. A Time of Omens (1992)
3. Days of Blood and Fire (1993) aka A Time of War
4. Days of Air and Darkness (1994) aka A Time of Justice

Deverry: The Dragon Mage
1. The Red Wyvern (1997)
2. The Black Raven (1998)
3. The Fire Dragon (2000)

Deverry: The Silver Wyrm
1. The Gold Falcon (2006)
2. The Spirit Stone (2007)
3. The Shadow Isle (2008)
4. The Silver Mage (2009)

Enjoy

[thinkpad]

I finished the last book in Robin Hobb's: Rain Wild Chronicles. It was a good read (I think it would have been better if I had waited for all books to be released before I started). Now that all books in the series are released I can more easily recommend it.

[David Munch]

Originally Posted by tyche

Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman have quite a few series.

The 2 Dragonlace trilogies (plus lots of others), War of Souls series, possible the Sovereign Stone series.

The Dragonlance Chronicles should definitely give you your fix of dragons, and it is a relatively easy read (And a personal favorite). Legends you can skip if you only want dragons - While being an exceptionally good trilogy, it doesn't actually have any dragons in it. The Chaos War which follows, does have more dragons (Lave dragons!).

[jviscosi]

Originally Posted by frostschutz

I just finished reading Dragon Stones by James Viscosi... if you're looking for something in a single book rather than a series, this is a great read. The story is very well done, told from five different viewpoints, interesting characters.

Amazon has a very good price for this book (around $3). The author's blog links to lulu where the epub costs three times as much, which I wasn't willing to spend on an unknown-to-me author. Couldn't find any epub source in Amazon's price range. Oh well.

Sorry to be so late noticing this post, but it reminded me that I've been rather neglectful of other e-book sources since the Kindle editions took off. I went back to Lulu, discovered that they've changed their minimum e-book pricing model, and revised all the books whose prices I control down to $2.99 to match Amazon. Thanks for pointing out the price discrepancy!