Very entertaining

I cannot help but say what a fabulous book, I loved it Great story with so much detail in both the characters and the story itself. It's got to be in my top ten books on audible, and believe me I have a lot.
It ticked my boxes,
Tiffany Williams was fantastic with all the characters 😊 Also with the story. Really well done.
I've reviewed this highly because as I have said. It ticked all my boxes.
Definitely recommended

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Great Story

I really loved this book and everything about i promise you that you will get sucked in once you start I cannot wait for my next monthly credit to listen to the next one.

Even though I recevied a free copy of this audiobook to provide a non-biased review I am now hooked and will be continuing with the series.

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A Great Start to a Magical Series!

The story centred on a young lad of 16, Neill who is the third son of a Warlord in the middle kingdom, because he is also a bastard he has been picked on by his older brothers all his life. His father loves him dearly, but he has always felt ashamed all his life.
When the Draconis order Monastery calls for the three Kingdoms young people to be sent for training. Neill Torvalds is sent by his father to find the Draconis magic secrets to help his father.
When he arrives, he finds he is not treated any better, but meets char who has looked after dragon from an egg. Paxala and Char become very good friends to Neill. This is the first book in a new magical series.
The narration was superb with all the different voices, it brought to life a magical world where miracles could still happen to those who believe.

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Teenage outcasts find common purpose to prevail.

The male and female main characters have their own stories of persecution, denegration and effectively being disowned by their fathers. Clearly stated at start of each chapter whose story we are in. They come together in an academy run by monks who are reputed to have learned to control the dragons of their sacred mountain. The abbot has requested all the families of the fragmented realm to send a young person to be tested and initiated into the rites and powers of their order. Our two main characters are of mixed parentage so scorned by the nobility and hereditary rulers.
They form friendships and alliances throughout their time of being tested and trained. They discover several secrets which make them suspicious of the senior leaders and have several times been exposed to mortal peril. There are some good guys within the monk's order who are true to the purpose and ethos. Loyalty and values are tested as well as witnessing the development of a special relationship. Satisfying resolution and can see the opening for more tales of these two without cliffhanger ending. You will have to get it to learn who is the first dragon rider.
The narrator clearly distinguished who was speaking and conveyed emotion and pace. I thought she was particularly good at the males voices. Looking forward to more of this world.

I received a free copy, and am leaving this review voluntarily.

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Righting the wrong

I like how the author manages to focus all the attention on the story of a group of students from across the country who, unlike their families, must work together. The discovery of a hidden agenda motivates the main characters to take matters into their own hands. I like how confidence grows when the right thing is pursued.
Some parts of the reading are delivered in a very monotone voice, in other parts the reader is immersed in the story, which creates a lively narrative.
This book is for dragon and magic lovers where the imagination is satisfied.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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Interested to see where it leads.

All in all, it was worth a listen to, the narrator did a reasonable job with the character voices and story telling, and the overall story was pretty good, but I found it a little too easy a listen, a little too much young in the YA for my taste.
The characters all felt a bit too naive and no where near as cunning as they thought they were and sometimes I couldn’t follow the logic of why some of them would do some of those things when no reasonable person would!?
After having taken the time to finish it though, I’d be very interested in seeing where the story is taken from here and would probably finish the series!
I listened to the story on X1.25 speed and it didn’t lose any appeal or quality.
This is an unbiased review of a free review copy.

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sorcery and dragons

Is there anything you would change about this book?

nothing about the book it was well written but felt the narrator needed a little mpore life in the presentaion

Would you recommend Dragon God to your friends? Why or why not?

I am going to read the book now to see if that is maybe better than audile

What three words best describe Tiffany Williams’s performance?

felt dull lifless

Did Dragon God inspire you to do anything?

yes read the book

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