The Prince

The Dragoneer #2

by Vickie Knestaut, Danny Knestaut

Trysten's first fighting season as Dragoneer of the Aerona weyr proves to be dangerous and filled with threats from all sides. While preparing for more attacks from the Western kingdom, Trysten must deal with a prince who arrives to enforce the King's rules and take her title.As he looks into the mystery of the Second Horde, the Prince discovers the secret of Trysten's heritage. When it seems that Trysten is about to be sent away, Trysten and the Prince encounter a new danger in The Wilds, one that threatens Aerona and the entire kingdom. Despite the rules of the King and the might of the Prince, Trysten must be the Dragoneer she was born to be and prove that she is the rightful heir to the title once held by her father.The second book in The Dragoneer series continues the action and deepens the mystery in this fantasy adventure. It features a strong, female hero and a compelling story appropriate for most ages.

Genres: Fantasy, Dragons

255 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 18, 2018

About the author

All books are also with her husband Danny Knestaut

Reviews

[Kirsten · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh where to begin. These books have me so wordless. I have

never been so involved in a story-line...EVER!! I think I can honestly say these are my favorites in my life. I've been a major reader all my life but I honestly don't have the words to say how much I enjoy these books. Trysten is amazing, her AND her dragon. I'm so in awe of how this couple can write the way they do. I literally FEEL it in my heart. I probably don't even make sense at the moment as I literally just now finished book 2...I can not WAIT for 3..but...I don't want it to EVER end....thank you sooooo much for this story💗

[SheLove2Read · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another stellar adventure with Trystan and her battle dragon, Elevara! 5 Dragoneer stars!

[Jim · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent dragon book!

The series continues and gets more exciting as it develops. I am excited to read the next one in this series.

[Meaghan Schmaltz · Rating 4 out of 5]

I absolutely love this series! There is enough adventure and action and drama to keep all dragon-lovers engaged. I can’t wait for the third book!

[Lana · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series just gets better with every book as Trysten keeps on being the courageous and rebellious woman she is. Prince Aymon has come to Aerona weyr to check out the report the king had received about a female dragoneer, and he rode his royal horde without showing their colours as though they were attacking. However Trysten was totally in control of her own horde and did not fall for his tricks. Aymon is arrogant and believes he has the right to ground Trysten and take away her role of responsibility, however Trysten knows her rights and stands by her promise to defend her village and its people. She never once backs down, even when challenged by the royal horde dragoneer who really hated her guts. She made a pact with the Prince that she would go willingly with him back to the city, but only after fighting season was over and if she is allowed to resume her responsibilities in full without interference. She did this with the intention of proving her worth to the Prince till that day came, and boy did she do this! Aymon was forced to see her worth through her actions which made her more than worthy to be the dragoneer as he realises that there is much more to Trysten then he expected. I love Trysten's stubborn streak, the fight she was fighting for all women in all the weyrs of the kingdom and I cannot wait to start reading book 3 of this very compulsive trilogy with such a strong heroine as the main character.

[Esteban · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was pretty good, and I really like how Persistent Trystin is and how Paege is always ready to stick by her side no matter what. I think that the prince's changing from a pompous jerk who has no respect for Trystin because she's a Woman to Grudging respect, to a more kind respect is a little basic, because there is always a character who changes in a book. In Book 1 it was Mardoc, the Dragoneer and Trysten's Father. I appreciate the fact that Muzad went and challenged Trysten and Elevera, but it goes a little too far as Muzad tells his dragon to rake her claws under Elevera's underbelly, basically intending to kill. It is a great example of a man's hurt pride and how far he is willing to take it. So I think that his broken arm and probably dislocated shoulder is... appropriate. And through the whole book, it is shown that the whole horde is prejudiced against Trystin because she is a female.

[Maureen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Trystsen’s right to lead the dragonflight is still questioned, even after pulling off unquestionably daring events against odds much larger than her horde of dragons.

Working to keep her dragons in the air, her attempts at recruitment are met with derision. There’s that. There’s the Prince; a man who keeps secrets close to his vest, secrets she needs to know. There’s also two enemies coming; one familiar, the other with new, uncanny abilities.

This story is a whirlwind of plot whizzing past like arrows aimed at your head, combined with people who both yell a lot, and get under your skin so you care a lot.

Like Dragonriders of Pern? Sign yourself up for these stories and strap in. It’s going to be a heck of a ride!

[Lee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dragons are magnificent mythical creatures that have captivated human imagination for centuries. The

Dragon stories are captivating narratives that transport readers into magical worlds filled with mythical creatures, epic adventures, and extraordinary landscapes. These tales often explore themes of courage, friendship, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. From ancient folklore to modern fantasy literature, dragon stories have enchanted audiences of all ages, offering imaginative journeys that spark creativity and wonder. Whether depicting dragons as fearsome monsters or wise, noble beings, these narratives continue to inspire and entertain readers across cultures and generations.

[Neco · Rating 5 out of 5]

I would just like to write a few lines to ask you to read this book. I normally
don't like writing reviews, because I mostly talk about problems in books, (not
that all of them are bad, but I always think they could do things differently).
Yes, this one has a few problems, but I was so surprised by the quality of
the book, the plot is fantastic, a female hero struggling to get what she believes in, just cool.
I'll add the same review to all six books in the series if I like them as much as I loved this one.

[Robin Ayoub · Rating 5 out of 5]

great for older kids (and dragon-lovers)

This is a great series for young (and not so young) fantasy lovers! Characters are well developed, the storyline is both interesting and has intensity that draws the reader in. I love that I can recommend this series to middle grade students without worrying about age-inappropriate content, yet still challenge readers with thoughtful content about good/bad, right/wrong, and all the nuances of society and people.

[Gay Deputee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very engaging tale of dragons and those who bond with them. We have a forbidden female heroine, both outspoken and stubborn, but gifted beyond measure in her control of the dragons. Very well told, full of excitement, intrigue, adventure and promising much more in the books to come. I read books 1 through 3. I hope to get additional books when I can afford them.

[Karli R · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Prince

The Prince comes to take her Dragons away. He won't listen to a word she says. When the Northerners come, she will show just who the Dragoneer is. She will save her village. She will save them all. This second book will keep you turning the pages. I couldn't put it down.

[Mary Ann · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a wonderful accounting the ageless story of which gender is expected or best qualified for the job. Then add to that, which realm of society should have control of the power to do the job. So glad I've found great fantasy authors to follow.

[Melissa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun series

The thing I dislike The Most, the cliffhanger! These books are ending with the hint of what is to come.
If I didn’t love these characters and their dragons I would quit reading for That Alone!
At least they are free with kindle unlimited!

[Ash Freeman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Once I started I couldn’t wait to finish it. From start to finish, it’s such a great read. The bond Trystan shares with not only her dragon but all the other dragons around weyn is something else. Love this series and can’t wait to start the third book

[Brandy Marks · Rating 5 out of 5]

excellent

This was the usual dragoneer story I love, it wasn’t the usual battle scene in the story. Those I usually skim through not being a fan of war story battle scenes, but this one was a different, save the prince and prepare for war which kept me reading.

[BookNerdette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read Ebook on the Kindle app.
(Kindle Unlimited)
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I was Hooked after reading book one. To continue reading the ebooks, I had to add Kindle unlimited to my prime acct. Eleven dollars a month versus five dollars per ebook, and theirs eight (ATM) in this series.
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[John Piper · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series! I am binge reading it and can't put them down!

[Nancy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun, exciting, interesting on a cold afternoon.

[Cheryl Jumps · Rating 5 out of 5]

Opus

Wow! Quite a story with back and forth between Trysten and Prince Aymon. Very exciting hard to put down. Glad there are many more in the Series.

[Robert Till · Rating 5 out of 5]

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I enjoyed reading about the maturing and.recogniting of Trystan . I'm hooked on.the series. I recommend the series to all.

[ReadinIt · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5/5

[Frances Dunning · Rating 5 out of 5]

And so it begins

What a rush. A non-stop roller-coaster of emotions. Trystens honor and dedication to her village, riders and dragons will be her greatest strength.

[Nancy Cedar · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent series

Fast paced, exciting and full of great characters and dragons. In my opinion, a great story so far and I'm looking forward to the next book!

[Sue · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fascinating series of books. Loved the first two and now starting the third.

[Richard · Rating 5 out of 5]

See my review for The Bonding

[Jenna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Addictive

Comprehensive world building, rich characterization, gripping storyline. This is a winner. - - - - - - - - -

[Nicole Turk · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nicole T.

This is the second book I could not finish! I stopped at chapter 12 and I will not continue on reading the series!

[Laalmom]

Part of omnibus set 1-3

[Karen Essenburg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Keeps you on your toes

Ummmm... finished in two days.... did not get the house cleaned as I could not put it down. Onto book 3.