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A Natural History of Dragons: A Memoir by Lady Trent
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Everyone knows Isabella, Lady Trent, to be the world's preeminent dragon naturalist. Here at last,...
In the Labyrinth of Drakes
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Lady Trent's discoveries in Akhia are the stuff of romantic legend, catapulting her from scholarly...
Marie Brennan Fantasy Dragons In the Labyrinth of Drakes Memoirs of Lady Trent
Within the Sanctuary of Wings
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Lady Trent is perhaps as infamous for her company and feats of daring as she is famous for her...
Marie Brennan Within the Sanctuary of Wings Dragons Fantasy Memoirs of Lady Trent
Voyage of the Basilisk
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Six years after her perilous exploits in Eriga, Lady Trent embarks on her most ambitious expedition...
Marie Brennan Voyage of the Basilisk Dragons Fantasy Memoirs of Lady Trent
SummerLGrant (185 KP) rated Within the Sanctuary of Wings in Books
Aug 2, 2017
The world building (3 more)
The character development
The way it's approached as a real memoir
Just the writing in general
One of the best fantasy series around
This is a review more for the entire series as a whole.
Lady Trent has been an absolutely fascinating character to read about for the past few years and the character development you see happens naturally throughout all five books of her memoirs. As the final instalment of an amazing series, Within the Sanctuary of Wings is a suitable conclusion for her adventures and completely outstripped my expectations.
In a series of this size there's usually a dip of quality at some point, but somehow Marie Brennan was able to avoid that and kept the pace of the story going without a wasted word and a clear idea of where she wanted the story to go.
Lady Trent has been an absolutely fascinating character to read about for the past few years and the character development you see happens naturally throughout all five books of her memoirs. As the final instalment of an amazing series, Within the Sanctuary of Wings is a suitable conclusion for her adventures and completely outstripped my expectations.
In a series of this size there's usually a dip of quality at some point, but somehow Marie Brennan was able to avoid that and kept the pace of the story going without a wasted word and a clear idea of where she wanted the story to go.