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Scattered across a continent, three dragon siblings are among the last of a dying breed. Wistala, sister to the Copper who is now Emperor of the Upper World, has long thought humans the equal of dragons. She leads the Firemaids, fierce female fighting dragons who support the Hominids of Hypatia. Which puts her at odds with both her brothers, for the Copper has no use for the humans he now dominates, and AuRon, the rare scaleless grey, would isolate himself and his family from both the world of men and the world of dragons. But as the Copper's empire roils with war, greed, and treachery, the time is fast approaching when Wistala will have to choose who to stand with—and fight for.
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"The Copper's tale is a great addition to the stories of his brother and sister. It is interesting to see his perspective and the reasons behind what happened to set all three stories in motion. It will be interesting to see how the three come together in the next part of the series. "
— Marissa (4 out of 5 stars)
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" One of the best Dragon series ever written "
— Janet, 2/20/2013 -
" Tensions are rising in this fifth great addition to the Age of Fire series. "
— Shannon, 12/4/2012 -
" A further continuation of seeing all three siblings, as begun in the fourth book, happens here. It is interesting to see how their relationships develop and what events they face. The ending is very compelling, and I look forward to reading the final book. "
— Marissa, 10/7/2012 -
" E.E. Knight writes another captivating dragon story. I expected the Copper to be a more cunning, sinister character and therefore not to like him much; fortunately, that wasn't the case. I did, however, enjoy Dragon Champion and Dragon Avenger a bit more though.. still excited for the next one! "
— Susan, 12/28/2010 -
" This series is beginning to out pace the Vampire Earth series. Very enjoyable. He is keeping this fresh with new characters. Knight could use his own advice back on the Vampire Earth series and give someone besides David Valentine a story. "
— Richard, 7/22/2010 -
" Enjoyable, definitely picks up towards the end. "
— Don, 1/1/2009 -
" this book is so good (my brother says) so if you liked the first two then you have too try this one!!!!!!!!! "
— Britt, 7/30/2008 -
" I wasn't sure how I would feel about his little dragon after reading the first two books and seeing their side. However, I ended up falling in love with this little copper dragon and all that he has to go through to become accepted among the other dragons. "
— Tiffany, 7/13/2008 -
" A good book, but i really wish that the books would conect more, mabye in a 4th book? "
— Cameron, 6/8/2008 -
" A series written from the dragon's point of view. Unique. "
— Lori, 4/13/2008 -
" An entertaining book. All about dragons. How can you not like that? This is also a series, the first book is Dragon Champion, the second is Dragon Avenger, all by E.E. Knight. "
— Garret, 1/8/2008
About E. E. Knight
E. E. Knight was born in La Crosse, Wisconsin and grew up in Stillwater, Minnesota. After graduating from Northern Illinois University with a double major in history and political science, he made his way through a number of jobs that related to neither before becoming an author. He resides in Oak Park, Illinois with his belly dancing, librarian wife.
About David Drummond
David Drummond has made his living as an actor for over twenty-five years, appearing on stages large and small throughout the country and in Seattle, Washington, his hometown. He has narrated over thirty audiobooks, in genres ranging from current political commentary to historical nonfiction, fantasy, military, thrillers, and humor. He received an AudioFile Earphones Award for his first audiobook, Love ’Em or Lose ’Em: Getting Good People to Stay. When not narrating, he keeps busy writing plays and stories for children.