Kingsteel

The Dragonkin Trilogy, Book 3

By: Michael Meyerhofer

Narrated by: Craig Beck

Rowen Locke has won the battle. But from the shadows comes an ancient enemy - a calculating and merciless foe who has been waiting centuries for the chance to strike. Despite all he has already suffered and sacrificed, Rowen finds himself mired in a war bigger and more terrible than anything he could have imagined.

The world's only hope lies in Knightswrath, whose hard-won powers he has only begun to understand, let alone control. Calling upon unlikely new allies, Rowen must raise an army to defeat the vengeful Dragonkin before everything he loves becomes a smoldering ruin.

©2015 Michael Meyerhofer (P)2016 Red Adept Publishing, LLC

It dragged on and on

I really wanted to like this series.It started off with so much potential. However after the middle of the second book I just wanted to reach the end .It seemed to just drag on. The main characters at first was likable but then he just got really annoying and never grew as a character. I think I just felt like I was being punished just to finish the series because I hate leaving a few series unfinished. I'm just glad it's over.

impressive at every level

enjoyed more than I expected. interesting magic, violent societies, no one has clean hands making all characters love and hateable. good stuff throughout all three books.

Amazing conclusion to the series

Never been a fantasy book reader in the past but this series has had me totally hooked. Craig Beck does a great job of bringing the conclusion of Rowan Locke's journey to an exciting end

A Great End to the Trilogy..

Any additional comments?

This book is the conclusion to The Dragonkin Trilogy.

The story line had a difficult battle and a new enemy and further character development.

There was suspense, action, a swinging sword, and compelling teamwork.

I don't want to give too much away in this book either, but I will say it was a Satisfying Great End to the Trilogy.


Craig Beck did well with the narration.

Note:
"This audio book was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review."

very rushed

the final book of this trilogy felt very rushed unfortunately. From the beginning you could sense that there could have been 2 more books explaining the more of the story in detail. Very sad to see something that started so great end like this.