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Scales and Honor: Emerald Secrets: Director's Cut
Second book in the Scales and honor trilogy. Veledar and Arcturus continue their quest to retrieve the dragon's stolen book. This time they find themselves ripped from the skies and bombarded by a multitude of vines. What awaits them is mercenaries, gryphons, old friends, and green dragons that have no good plans in store.
This edition has the uncensored chapter involving a dragon and dragoness. :>
This edition has the uncensored chapter involving a dragon and dragoness. :>
521 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 4, 2024
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August 25, 2025
this would have gotten 5 stars if not for the very abrupt ending that left me scratching my head wondering if not all of the book downloaded. I am really enjoying this series.
October 14, 2024
The next adventure of the team gathered by Veledar and Arcturus (that name... can't take my mind off Actarus and Goldorak - french adaptation of Grendizer, a bit distracting for me).
It is more bent on casual banter than the first book I think, still with interesting character and plot developments, but not as intense as some moments of the first.
A remark : reading the Dragon's awakening before will spoil one of
Overall, some typos, grammar errors but nothing severe, it is often the case in niche books such as this. Nothing really hampering anyway.
The real agenda of the Lumarian king (or whoever is behind ?) is still in the shadows, yet ominous hints are dropped.
Good new characters, the Emerald Lady and her sons have a good development.
I would have expected for Arcturus and Veledar's relationship to evolve more than that, though another character pair beats them to it. I guess they've their reasons to take their time then.
It is more bent on casual banter than the first book I think, still with interesting character and plot developments, but not as intense as some moments of the first.
A remark : reading the Dragon's awakening before will spoil one of
Overall, some typos, grammar errors but nothing severe, it is often the case in niche books such as this. Nothing really hampering anyway.
The real agenda of the Lumarian king (or whoever is behind ?) is still in the shadows, yet ominous hints are dropped.
Good new characters, the Emerald Lady and her sons have a good development.
I would have expected for Arcturus and Veledar's relationship to evolve more than that, though another character pair beats them to it. I guess they've their reasons to take their time then.
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