Hey Everyone!! :-)
It's the 18th again, so time for my #IndieBooksBeSeen monthly indie author book review!! Enjoy! :-)
Dragon Thunder (Dragon Dreamer Book 3) by JS Burke:
After the events of Dragon Lightning, Drakor is left trying to lead his people as they adjust to their new circumstances. But, as always, the challenges from without are not nearly as insidious as the challenges from within. Will Drakor find the strength and wisdom to not only lead his people where they need to go, but also to convince them to follow him? You'll have to read to find out!
Once again, I loved, loved, loved this story! This is a book that sucks you into its pages from the beginning and doesn't release you until you've read through to the very last word. Ms. Burke has again crafted a tale that tackles such important and timely issues as the struggle between generational perspectives, the need to be considerate of differing viewpoints, the challenges that come from having to extend resources to support additional people, and the moral imperative that makes the lending such support to those in need a necessity. The interactions between the characters are so well-developed, the reader is able to find parallels in the real world throughout.
Again, there is no age limit for this series' fanbase. The whimsical fantasy elements, vivid descriptions, and sprinkling of scientific facts are enough to entertain and fascinate any age group, and the lessons Ms. Burke's characters learn are lessons our society would greatly benefit from all of us, of any age, learning. This one also earns five stars, and I'd give it more if I could.
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