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Unraveled
- Heritage of Power, Book 4
- Narrated by: Caitlin Davies
- Length: 10 hrs and 27 mins
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Summary
A mission to a foreign land has left Captain Trip Yert with a responsibility he never anticipated: watching over two dozen magical stasis chambers containing half-dragon young, including eight that are half-human. As bewildering as he finds it, all of them are related to him.
He’s vowed to ensure they make it safely back to his homeland where the sorceress Sardelle can, he hopes, advise him on how to care for them. But while he, Rysha, and Major Kaika are investigating a friend’s death and trying to arrange passage home, someone steals one of the baby girls.
If Trip can’t deal with hostile mages, corrupt business moguls, and the surprising secrets of his mother’s past, he may lose the little sister he never had a chance to know.
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- Liesle Daniel
- 23-09-22
Even better that the previous series
Honestly, these are some of my favourite books!
The old characters (Sardelle, Ridge, Duck, Angulus) are still in them and still have the same voices and personalities etc.
But the new characters in this series are amazing! Vibrant, relatable.
The story is surprising and riviting.
This book in particular answers a few questions.
I'm enchanted and addicted.
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- kian
- 03-08-18
Not great
How old is Trip again? It seems to me like Trip loses few points off his IQ in every book. After four books he should be more alert to dangers instead he walks into traps and needs rescuing even thou he has magic AND 2 swords.
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- Amazon Kunde
- 08-12-21
Not good
I wasn't expecting much but some of the scenes are really forced and unnecessary. Author is trying to squeeze more books out of the series which I understand but quite spoiling the general impression
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- Mr A Baker
- 06-07-20
I think this book was rushed!
Well the first third of the book is normal but after that the weirdness starts the MC is essentially superman now, so the team naturally discover kriptonite they know what it does how it can be used! So far so normal.
Im not kidding about superman can fly he can turn invisible he can read minds he can make force fields but he can do almost none of this if his girl friend with her kriptonite sword is with him!
So covert ops mission does he go alone and achieve everything easy or does he take her along to make things really difficult and potentially get one or both of them killed! Yes the dumb starts here!
Then the MC after that fiasco doesn't think life is dumb enough so Superman walks into a building made out of kriptonite and gets taken prisoner. Naturaly the baddy who has taken him prisoner is a James Bond villain turns up to monologue a bit then leave Superman alone with one inept guard. Can you guess if he escapes from one goon! This whole sequence seems like a cliche pile just to pad the story which is why I think this book was rushed.
After this section things get back to normal but dam that was hard to get though where established characters do dumb things. The later parts where they are fooled by tricks and magic are fine and a quite big battle get things somewhat back on track.
The dragons are still very goofy and funny but dam that middle third where intelligence is not a part of the writing is very very hard going.
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