Dragon Heart
Book 1: Stone Will
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Kevin T. Collins
About this listen
He was born anew in a world where martial arts were indistinguishable from magic. He only received a neuronet and meaningless desires from his past life.
What lies ahead?
He dreamed of adventure and freedom, but those dreams were taken away from him. The same way his mother, father, and sister had been taken away. They took the kingdom, they took his own destiny. But he is willing to wage a war, against the whole world if need be, to bring everything back.
Even if the army opposes him, his sword won't waver. Even if the emperor sends the legions, his step won't falter. Even if demons and gods, heroes and enemies alike are to unite against him, he won't bend to their will. His own will is iron itself, unstoppable.
His name is Hadjar, and he heeds the call of the dragon heart within him.
©2019 Kirill Klevanski (P)2019 TantorWhat listeners say about Dragon Heart
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- Chris
- 18-10-2019
The Struggle
I think I had my fingers crossed for the hero through most of the book, while things go from bad to worse. I almost could not stop once I started.. A fantastic listen!
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- Anonymous User
- 05-09-2022
Favourite series
Favourite series and favourite narrator, highly recommend haven’t found a better series so far and the narrator is made for this series, wouldn’t be the same without him. Excellent job by the author aswell, best in the game.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-12-2023
Best book
Well this is one book I not put down or wait to finish it, but now I just need and want more books from this author and narrator I am looking for book 2 of the series, well done bravo
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- Tyrone Hunter
- 20-05-2023
Enjoyed this
Not mind blowing but entertaining a good start to set the foundation for a trilogy if not more of stories,
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- Amazon Customer
- 25-03-2023
Dull
Find GoT has too many characters and lively locations? This series might be for you...
A protagonist boardering on being a Mary Sue, with an easy to follow, 1-dimensional background. Dispite the landscape being bigger than Ben Hur and the tiniest of villages containing millions of inhabitants, the vista is surprisingly grey and lifeless.
The narrator did a good job in the circumstance but was hampered by poor source material.
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- emi ozner
- 25-07-2023
It's free for a reason.
This was really bad. Like all the plot, that supposedly lead to something more juicy and meatier never really happened. You just get an MC that's really supposedly smart and strong, but the way he made his choices was so bland and 1-dimensional you'd think this was a children's book with the added the action and gore.
The world building itself is a copy from wuxia/xianxia [whatever the genre is], I'd expect the author to add their twist to the genre, their own flare. But I read something so basic to the genre, that begs the question if the author bothered putting their creative mind at work at all.
It doesn't help as well that the performer had a very lackadaisical way of speaking [zen-ish]. So when it came to action scenes, it was not intense at all. Add very strategical expositions, actions scenes felt like monologues.
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- Ngoc Le
- 11-05-2024
The story is alright...
Maybe it's just me, I'm not a fan of dark stories, it started off promising but too dark for my liking. If you can't handle dark themes, I would recommend skipping.
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- Xravia
- 27-02-2020
Its a cultivation novel.
Yup its a cultivation novel, with all that entails - fortuitous encounters, near death experiences, sudden power ups, enimies lining up like ducks, MC miraculously fighting beyond his level, alot of people reacting to the MC and how he looks like a beast/dragon with ultimately nothing coming from it. sparse attention to love interests etc.
The thing that really grinds my gears is the over saturation of fate and plot contrivances. Nothing has the weight it should when you constantly name drop fate like its going out of fashion.
The length of the book is good but the story hasn't really got me invested.
+ the neural link is kinda wasted on the MC WMW does it better.
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