Title: Tongues of Serpents Author: Naomi Novik Pages: 274 Summary: [Spoiler (click to open)] Convicted of treason despite their heroic defense against Napoleon’s invasion of England, Temeraire and Laurence-stripped of rank and standing-have been transported to the prison colony at New South Wales in distant Australia, where, it is hoped, they cannot further corrupt the British
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I love Temeraire! I agree that this installment was not as exciting as others in the series. Still love the travel aspect and descriptions, and, yeah, the empire is definitely in peril with peoples who are more able to fight back. Though I disliked Ceaser (I think that was his name), and Kulingule certainly had his moments, I like that she created dragons with strong personalities that weren't necessarily agreeable. Too bad we'll probably have to wait a good while before we get the next book :( (And Novik was into Wincest and on LJ?!!!!)
I have the same dilemma now too. Some series in paper but now some of the same series on the kindle. I'll buy Crucible of Gold on kindle because its faster and I've run out of book shelf space (again) :)
Too bad we'll probably have to wait a good while before we get the next book :(
(And Novik was into Wincest and on LJ?!!!!)
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I agree with you on the dragon personalities, its great that they are different enough from eachother :)
And yes, apparently so. I am off to do some sherlocking.
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Thanks, dear
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Yeah, I'm kind of "strict" with having a series in one way or another (before it's been Hardcover/Paperback).
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With three bookshelves (none of which are as cool as your Ikea one) I needed to go electronic. Oh well.
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Hehe, my bookshelf is now three rows "wide" (the top most at least). Hm, maybe I should post a pic of it some day.
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