Idle Claws

Lazy Scales, Book 2

By: DM Gilmore

Narrated by: Byron Hagan

Lewis used to think school was hard.
He’s only been a dragon for a week, but he's already nostalgic for boring human classes. Instead of math and science, he’s learning how to fly and hunt!
It would be fun if he wasn’t so bad at it!
Meanwhile, Becca and Jeremy are still coming to terms with his change. Becca thinks they need to stand by him. Jeremy has other designs.
After discovering that his parents are still looking for him, Lewis wants to risk seeing them. That means going back into town for the first time since his change.
There’s only one problem: Lewis’s friends aren’t the only ones who know about him.
He’s being watched, and not all the watchers have the best intentions.

©2020 DM Gilmore (P)2021 DM GIlmore

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I highly recommend this

Practical yes possible no

If a15 year old kid become a dragon it would seem practical Of a young Welp to behave this way . Putting modern stereotype teen relatable things makes a fun read. Glad you toned down the swearing. Can’t wait for the next book.

a great book

one of the best dragon. turned books I ha e heard if I could 10 out of 10 even for a short book there is so much detail and the detail of Luis the dragon was great.

wonderfully unique

I love the view this takes on dragons. I mean, I love how it handles certain aspects. most authors would be squeamish detailing a dragon eating people, but this author addresses things like that and how other people, including his friends view it.

there are a few leaps in logic, like a certain character going to the "dark side" in a way I consider too fast and sudden to be believable, but these instances are so few that I can still give this book five stars.

I'm excitedly looking forward to the rest of the series making it's way to audible

An Amazing Sequel

The story picks up where the first left off, but is both written and narrated at an expert level. The way the characters act and interact with each other are believable. Honestly, I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys dragons in literature. Great pacing, great acting, great representation of how a dragon would act. Just an all around great story!