Shiera gave him her bed, but never her hand.
Her most ardent admirer was her half-brother, Bloodraven, who proposed marriage to her half a hundred times. Duels were fought over the right to sit beside her, men killed themselves after falling from her favor, poets outdid each other writing songs about her beauty. With minor changes, it could be much more accessible and widely read with younger readers.Though she never wed, she had many offers, and several lovers through the years. I believe that The Stole Dragon of Quanx was a strong book in regards to the plot, which really was the driving force to push the reader through the book. Specifically in one passage, the character Paka was “he” in one sentence then followed by “she.” There were a few occasions where characters were being referred to by different pronouns, leaving an added layer of confusion with the characters and their gender. I also found that another round of proof reading would have really benefitted the book. It took more time trying to figure out who was important versus which characters were just being briefly introduced than to read the 322 page novel. I found that throughout reading there were too many characters introduced that were simply unnecessary and given their very unusual and difficult names, it made it very hard as a reader to comprehend. I believe that there are a few changes that could have been made to make this story really excel as a young readers novel. I believe that the characters may have been meant to be the focus but The Stolen Dragon of Quanx was more heavily focused on the plot due to the fact that it was more interesting. The plot was exceptionally strong and entertaining, there was never a dull moment while reading this lengthy novel. The Stole Dragon of Quanx was an extremely creative story that obviously the author Becca Mann put a lot of time into.
The Stolen Dragon of Quanx is the first novel in The Eyes Trilogy, a compelling new series that will pull you into a fascinating world.and leave you breathlessly waiting for the sequel! Review With the help of three uncooperative companions, Kale must steal a dragon egg or die trying.
Kale takes up a challenge of following a path forbidden to her in a race to save Quanx from a tribe of conniving dragons. And that discovery may very well lead to the destruction of her entire world. Then Kale, a fisherman's daughter, is trapped in a tunnel where she makes a shocking discovery. What he doesn't know is that his plan may not end how he thinks. With peace barely hanging by a thread, the King of Vitchreonyo makes a risky decision. In a land of tribes where people are defined by the color of their eyes, disaster is ready to strike. In Quanx, there is no hiding who you are.
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