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Vazdrag: Silver Tears Book 3

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Nakiata, Ka'tia, and Dravone stepped into the Black Door leaving the planet of Zondura behind in hopes they can fulfill a prophecy written over a millennia ago. They immediately find themselves in strange surroundings and don't see an escape from the maze. Continue to follow Nakiata, the cold-blooded killer who can become invisible, Ka'tia the Zonian warrior who summons magic to imbue her arrows, and Dravone the Morphan (Werewolf), as they face many challenges on the new and exciting world of Vazdrag.

429 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 12, 2018

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Profile Image for Grant Leishman.
Author 16 books149 followers
January 21, 2019
Reviewed For Reader's Favorite by Grant Leishman

Vazdrag: Silver Tears Book 3 by Daniel J Strait will take you on an epic fantasy journey through the author created worlds. This is the third book in a series that ultimately aims to discover and unite the five members of an ancient and mythical prophecy. In Vazdrag, three of the members of the prophecy are together; Nakiata (A Shadow of Thought – ‘SOT’ Master), Dravone (A Morphan – similar to a werewolf) and Ka’tia, their latest addition who is a Warrior Princess from Zondura. Together the trio seek the next member of the prophecy by entering “Black Doors”, which will take them to other worlds and galaxies. This particular Black Door on Zondura, however, has the trio lost and seemingly travelling in circles. Eventually, though, they emerge and will form alliances with various creatures, offering help in exchange for further information about the Prophecy.

Daniel J Strait has taken considerable time and effort in this series in creating worlds and creatures that are unique to him, as a writer and I would congratulate him for that. The read is interesting and exciting at times as the trio battle to overcome the obstacles, deceptions and warlike characters placed in their way on this journey. The latent sexual tension between the two female characters (Nakiata and Ka’tia) and the single male, Dravone was palpable and at times riveting. For me, this was one of the highlights of the writing, since, for me, character often trumps adventure. For lovers of the genre, however, there is plenty of action, along with great character development. Vazdrag: Silver Tears Book 3 is a good, solid read and any fan of epic fantasy is bound to enjoy it. I’m sure, like all good series, reading from the start is desirable, but this can be read as a standalone. I am intrigued enough to wonder how Book Four will develop as the team look for the next member of this prophecy. It’s a recommended read.
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5,128 reviews45 followers
September 9, 2018
Nakiata, Ka'tia, and Dravone left Zondura via a black door with hopes that they can progress the prophesy. They then find themselves in a maze that appears to have no end. The three members of the prophesy go through many trials and dangers as they search of clues on Vazdrag.

This instalment of the series was just as dramatic with lots of danger and emotions involved in all the complications they encountered. It seemed to become a little more like a story set in space then the previous books in the series although there were still a number of fantastical creatures living in the various locations they explored. It was nice to see Ka'tia develop her magical skills more and she definitely came into her role as an essential member of the prophesy. I could see that they is definitely the makings of a love triangle there and someone is going to be hurt - I'm just not clear on who that will be at the end of this epic story. Well written, everything was very clear and easy to understand. The story ended with the members of the prophesy going into another black door so they next instalment will be set somewhere else. I'm looking forward to finding out what they will find there.
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Author 9 books145 followers
March 12, 2019
Reviewed for Readers' Favorite

Onward the group proceeds through the black door. Onward in their quest and... around in circles? Surely that can't be right. But that is exactly what is happening. The latest Black Door seems to be a trap, sealing them within a strange labyrinth. Tempers rise and passions stir as they find themselves trapped. But as with all things, this too is a challenge to be overcome, a way to prove themselves of being worthy to journey onward. The Roarrgs possess a 'magic' of the likes this motley crew have never witnessed, strange contraptions, and metal ships capable of flight. They appear gracious hosts, but can they be trusted? These beings suggest they can be of help, but their help has a price, a dangerous price.

Daniel J. Strait's Vazdrag is the third book in the Silver Tears series. Nakiata, Shadow of Thought master, has already gathered two other members of the prophecy, and only two remain. Vazdrag picks up from the point where book two finishes. During their latest adventure, you see a shift in the bonds already formed between the three main characters, Nakiata, Ka'tia, and Dravone, and building tension between them. Daniel J. Strait possesses a very direct tell-style narrative which favours explanations, and focuses on world and character building. From beginning to end you see the characters grow, develop, and evolve, not only with skills but on more personal levels too. I noticed the most alteration in Nakiata, and it is a development I will watch with interest. The direction of this particular instalment has taken a more science-fiction turn, showing the author's aptitude for cross-genre writing. Action, adventure, trials, and danger await at every turn, along with the hope of new allies, until once more another adventure awaits.
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