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If you like dragons ala Anne McCaffrey or Ursula K. Le Guin stay away from this series. If you are looking for something to read while waiting for George R R Martin to publish the next volume in his series, give it a try. This volume is the bleak finale of a trilogy "red in tooth and claw". While each of the books can stand on its own, reading all three adds depth and resonance. The action is propelled by the needs and wants of the characters both human and dragon. And actions have consequences.


Tags : Order of the Scales [Stephen Deas] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. As the various factions fight for control of the Adamatine Palace mankinds nemesis approaches. The realms dragons are awakening from their alchemical sedation and returning to their native fury. They can remember why they were created and they now know what mankind has done to them. And their revenge will be brutal.<BR><BR>As hundreds of dragons threaten a fiery apocalypse only the Adamantine Guard stand between humanity and extinction. Can Prince Jehal fight off the people who want him dead and unite their armies in one final battle for survival?<BR><BR>Noted for its blistering pace,Stephen Deas,Order of the Scales,Gollancz,0575083808

Order of the Scales Stephen Deas 9780575083806 Books Reviews

Very slowly everything happens.
The book was covered in stickers, makes it worth half the price in my eyes.
I enjoyed these books, dragons with an awareness, and somewhat human qualities makes for really good reading, the book is full of drama happiness sadness, and war. Can't wait to see who survives. Are the realms completely taking over. Who's coming from over the sea a book and I can't wait wait to read the next one is a good one.
Not nearly as good as the first two books in the series, characters do a lot of talking to themselves and the chapters that focus on the sell sword character will put you to sleep, just skip those chapters
Wild & Excellent
Prince Jehal stole the show in this book. I loved the heart pounding anticipation, there were some letdowns and some major character deaths and some mysteries that are still to be discovered.

A good fantasy book, it moves fast and is not very long, less than 400 pages. Give it a try . .
Battelogue. Competently written. I have absolutely no desire to read further than the first trilogy once it was obvious it was going to more of same.
If you like dragons ala Anne McCaffrey or Ursula K. Le Guin stay away from this series. If you are looking for something to read while waiting for George R R Martin to publish the next volume in his series, give it a try. This volume is the bleak finale of a trilogy "red in tooth and claw". While each of the books can stand on its own, reading all three adds depth and resonance. The action is propelled by the needs and wants of the characters both human and dragon. And actions have consequences.