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Bransonville is a town that has rejected the caste system, rejected the laws of segregation passed down by the Triumvirate, and is led by a still-current Sentinel with a half-norm daughter and a norm lover she has to keep secret. And for all of that, the Triumvirate seek to destroy it. I don’t see Firedragon standing for that.

I’ve reached it. The Firedragon Strikes. I am devouring this book. I love Aurelia so much! I did have to stop listening to my music though, but it doesn’t matter. This story, these words, are life itself.

Just finished Firedragon Rising, and my beautiful perfect accompaniment?

Either All Life and Love from Seven by Thomas Bergersen

A more perfect song could not have played in the instant that Aurellia defeated the razorbirds and made it to the Rising’s HQ than this one:

Final Days of Rome from Unleashed by Two Steps From Hell

<— the score

The Last Ember from Phenomena by Audiomachine

Everlasting from Archangel by Two Steps From Hell

Bastion from Classics Vol. 2 by Two Steps From Hell

Calling All Autobots from Transformers: The Last Knight

Assassin’s Creed Theme by Lindsay Stirling

I just finished that last chapter—completely brilliant by the way—and had to share the list of songs, in order, as they played while I was reading.

Sacrifice from Transformers: The Last Knight soundtrack

Manifest from Ascendance by Audiomachine

Strength of an Empire from Classics Vol. 1 by Two Steps From Hell

Creation of the Earth from Sun by Thomas Bergersen

No Sacrifice, No Victory from Transformers—>

And also, Strength of an Empire from Two Steps From Hell’s “Classics Vol. 1” album

Chapter Five of Firedragon Rising, Power of the Underworld.

Not only is this book beyond amazing, but as I’m reading it, I’m listening to my Two Steps From Hell radio on Pandora through my EarPods and it makes it a completely immersive experience. The song that came on during this chapter is Manifest from Audiomachine’s Ascendance album. The music fits this chapter so very perfectly.