Dragon Rage

Blood of the Ancients #10

by Dan Michaelson, D.K. Holmberg

The realms have united, but Rob still doesn’t have the power to defeat the Eternal.

Rob has united the realms, and now the essences have begun to mingle. For some, this means increased understanding of different powers within the lands. For others, this means their connection to power has shifted. And not all are pleased.

While planning for another attack from either the Eternal or the Netheral, Rob discovers a threat he cannot overpower. An unusual ally might be key to understanding how to use his new connection to essence, but even that isn’t enough.

When the danger comes from within his realms, Rob must unearth long buried truths, or all the essences will be lost.

Dragon Rage is book 10 in an exciting progression fantasy series!

Genres: Dragons

276 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 14, 2023

Reviews

[Richard Brannon · Rating 2 out of 5]

Repeat

The further I get in this series the more each book feels like a TV show in that each book doesn't really progress the story forward. Also each book has the same ending...he progresses/adds essence/or solves problem and then it instantly ends...like barely a paragraph after to wrap everything up.

I normally read a book in 3 days to 10 days and this took me an entire month to get through.

Overall good story, just the writing isn't to my liking.


I'll be taking a break from this series and might come back later and appreciate it more.

[John Nicolle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Again, an amazing and awesome series!!!!

Congratulations to D.K. Holmberg and Dan Michaelson for this amazing series. Ibt’s extremely hard to find such interesting and exciting authors who not only write intelligently but also provide top rated plots, characters and excitement in the stories. I’m really looking forward to the next book!

[William Weight · Rating 3 out of 5]

The story flows nicely through all the books and plenty of action. 5 stars on that.
However, the grammatical errors on almost every page can be quite distracting. Shame on the editor for not actually reading the book before sending to 'print'. 0 stars for that.

[Chris Yaldezian · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one had an interesting twist to it. But, still a lot of repetitive inner dialogue to wade through. There are some editing issues still too. It is a long series. Readers who have stuck with it should not have to hear about past issues to help catch-up readers who are just starting.

[Kathy Carpenter · Rating 3 out of 5]

fix the typos

I really like the story line but the typos and missed editing mistakes are extremely distracting. Also getting a bit predictable but interesting enough to where I want to finish the series.

[Michele McKenna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fabulous!

I haven't been well. Reading has been my escape. I've so enjoyed these books, they've taken me away. Thank you!

[CHRIS BUBB · Rating 5 out of 5]

different and irresistible

How is it possible to maintain this addiction through book after book , I don’t know but I’m glad it’s possible ,
A rare gift.

[Leonard Milligan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good

Needs a better proof reader, mistakes are jarring and diminishes reading enjoyment when easily fixed occurs in all past volumes

[Kyle Reynolds · Rating 5 out of 5]

this is a really good book but why didn't you make Ashmond the Nelah?