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Original Title:	The Coming of Dragons
ISBN:	1582349029 (ISBN13: 9781582349022)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Darkest Age #1

The Coming of Dragons (The Darkest Age #1)

A.J. Lake

Paperback | Pages: 256 pages

Rating: 3.57 | 991 Users | 85 Reviews

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Title	:	The Coming of Dragons (The Darkest Age #1)
Author	:	A.J. Lake
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 256 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2007 by Bloomsbury USA Childrens (first published May 1st 2006)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Young Adult. Adventure. Magic

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Edmund, a king’s son in disguise, and Elspeth, a sea captain’s tomboy daughter, are the only two survivors of a terrible shipwreck. They just want to go home, but fate has other plans as they are drawn into the fight against an evil warlord terrorizing their homeland. Accompanied by a mysterious minstrel and haunted by magical powers they did not seek, Edmund and Elspeth journey across a savage land of wild boars, fierce rogue knights, and black magic. Fantasy fans will devour this dramatic tale of mystery, wonder, and the power of friendship.

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An easy read, very enjoyable. The story line flows and the words are easily digestible. I am curious for another book but it isn't a hunger. There's no 'I must know'. Would I read more from this author? Absolutely.

Elspeth is on her fathers ship headed for Gaul. They have a special passenger on board who hasnt left his cabin for the entire voyage! Suddenly the worst storm Elspeth has ever seen hit the ship. The ship catches on fire and sinks. She manages to swim to a sea chest that is floating in the waves. She grabs the mysterious passenger and manages to pull him up on the chest as well. The passengers name is Edmund. A wizard has seen in a dream that they will wash up on shore and is there to meet them.

Interesting blend of fantasy and early-Christian English historical fiction. Very well researched, you really got a feel for the time period. Loved seeing the clash of religions: Christian, English paganism, and the even earlier legends of the old Norse gods. And the crystal sword was just freakin' cool.

The book follows Edmund and Elspeth, reluctant heroes both gifted with things they never asked foror particularly wanted. Their gifts are interesting as is watching them learn to use them, but what really stands out is how grounded they are. Living in a harsher world than the one we know today, both are sensible and tough, yet still childrenElspeth is impulsive, Edmund easily led.This fits well with the historical setting. Its attentiveness to social conventions and the realities of life

Really liked it, liked the characters, the mystery and the simplicity of style. The author wasn't superfluous with the description and emotions--but still pulled me in. I rushed through it!



It was okay but it kinda made me sad when the dragon came in the end