Requiem's Song - Daniel Arenson

Requiem's Song

By Daniel Arenson

  • Release Date: 2014-03-31
  • Genre: Epic Fantasy
Score: 4
4
From 360 Ratings

Description

Weredragons, men call them. Monsters. Cursed ones. People who can turn into beastly reptiles.

In an ancient world just rising from darkness, they are everywhere. Some wander the plains with clans of mammoth hunters. Others are born in riverside huts. Some live across the ocean where seafaring tribes are discovering the secrets of bronze and writing in clay. Everywhere their curse is the same--people who can grow wings, breathe fire, and take flight as dragons.

And everywhere, they are hunted. They hide in forests and caves, dispersed. Many are alone, unaware that others exist. They are shunned, afraid, dying . . . until a group of these lost souls binds together and stands tall.

A blacksmith in a world of stone tools. A mammoth hunter exiled from her tribe. A traveling juggler and a wandering warrior. An elderly druid and an outcast prince. They are weredragons. They are cursed and hunted. Together they will forge a new tribe, a home for their kind. A dawn of dragon rises. The nation of Requiem is born.

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In 2011, Blood of Requiem introduced readers to mythical Requiem, a land where people can become dragons. The book and its sequels went on to sell over 350,000 copies, captivating readers around the world. Requiem's Song returns to Requiem with a new tale--for both new readers and old fans--of wings, claws, and dragonfire.

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THE REQUIEM SERIES: 

Requiem: Dawn of Dragons
Book 1: Requiem's Song
Book 2: Requiem's Hope
Book 3: Requiem's Prayer

Requiem: Song of Dragons
Book 1: Blood of Requiem
Book 2: Tears of Requiem
Book 3: Light of Requiem

Requiem: Dragonlore
Book 1: A Dawn of Dragonfire
Book 2: A Day of Dragon Blood
Book 3: A Night of Dragon Wings

Requiem: The Dragon War
Book 1: A Legacy of Light
Book 2: A Birthright of Blood
Book 3: A Memory of Fire

Requiem: Requiem for Dragons
Book 1: Dragons Lost
Book 2: Dragons Reborn
Book 3: Dragons Rising

Requiem: Flame of Requiem
Book 1: Forged in Dragonfire
Book 2: Crown of Dragonfire
Book 3: Pillars of Dragonfire

Requiem: Dragonfire Rain
Book 1: Blood of Dragons
Book 2: Rage of Dragons
Book 3: Flight of Dragons

Reviews

  • Kind of boring

    2
    By qwedfsdfs
    In this book there was the same kind of plot like run hide and fight as well as some really gross and inappropriate sentences in the book.

  • Ummm?

    2
    By Qluva1derful
    I’m just tired of the weakness of these dragons. They’re supposed to be stronger than man at least

  • Requiem’s Song

    4
    By Jasone791
    This was an enjoyable book. Great plot, Great action. Yet there were some things in the book which made me a little uncomfortable. Still, it was well worth the read.

  • Captivating!

    5
    By Pinky chin
    I could not put this story down, I got mad, I cried, I fumed, cried some more but loved every minute of it!

  • Lamentably Dreadful

    1
    By phikiwe
    Poorest excuse for writing I’ve ever slogged through. I really would like to rate it with half a star.

  • Book lover

    5
    By Bookworm100799
    This book has kept me on the edge of my seat/bed and I hope you have enjoyed the book as I have.

  • Requiems by Daniel Arenson

    5
    By Proctorasshole
    Exquisite details surround the magic of each dragon portrayed in the first book of this series. I'm eagerly awaiting to download the next book to continue the war against the daemons and dragons. It's going to be a thrilling adventure with my hot popcorn and ebook beside me. KSW

  • Incredible Works of Art

    5
    By NasusCannotEscapeMe
    Such a phenomenally refreshing take on dragons and ancient times. Add in the remarkable writing style and you've got a lifetime fan here.

  • Theese books are awesome

    5
    By Jj is awesome like a boss
    I love the series read them all long books but you like them so much they go by quick

  • Fantasy. Battles. Degradation.

    3
    By Playing to relax
    Searching for family or for enemies. Resolve to build. Intention to destroy. Hate. Yearning to belong. It keeps on ticking. The story needs cutting and tightening. I didn't find it either satisfying or enjoyable. Others might.

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