This is the second book in the Dragon Tamer series and continues with Julianna and Ash trying to locate the Slayer swords which have imprisoned dragon’s souls for generations. Juliana is the only one that can release the dragons from the swords, but this drains her each time and there are too many souls to release. Ash, a dragon shifter, tries to stop her from killing herself to save all the dragon souls.
There must be another way to release the souls caught in the swords and since the Goblins used their magic to create the swords, then they must have another way to do this which won’t cost Julianna her life. Unfortunately, Goblins are not to be trusted and will take from you and not give anything back in return. They will twist their words and actions to their own benefit.
Julianna finds out that a long thought dead hero of the Slayers may still be alive and living with one of their enemies. They set out on a quest to find this legend and get themselves into more danger, as you can expect, but also may have found some new allies in their fight to release the dragon souls and find peace between their peoples.
Another great read from the authors, lots of action, lots of friendship and family relationships, good and bad, with characters that are made real on the page for the reader. Your interest is kept the whole way through and you just can’t wait for the next book. I read this in a morning – the wee hours of – as I couldn’t put it down and then went straight onto the next book in the series – Protector and finished that the same day, before lunch.
These books are just meant to be read and keep your attention and interest in the main characters, all the way through. One Slayer, on a mountain top full of dragons, accepted by her enemies and with the power to release their ancestors’ souls, has to find the strength to do what is right and bring peace to their people.
I was lucky enough to receive an ARC copy of this book from the authors, and although I am a bit late to reviewing this book, that was due to ill health and NOT these books – I just wish I had read them earlier! I have freely given my own opinion of the book above and hope other readers enjoy it as much as I have.