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Title	:	The Last Dragonlord (Dragonlord #1)
Author	:	Joanne Bertin
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 471 pages
Published	:	September 15th 1999 by Tor Fantasy (first published 1998)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Romance. Fiction. High Fantasy

The Last Dragonlord (Dragonlord #1) Paperback | Pages: 471 pages

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Dragonlord Linden Rathan, last-born of a race of immortal weredragons, has spent six hundred years alone, searching for his soultwin while his fellow Dragonlords watch over humanity's Five Kingdoms.

When the Queen of Cassori dies mysteriously, Linden and the other Dragonlords are called upon to prevent civil war as two human claimants vie for the regency.

As the battle for Cassori rule escalates, Linden becomes the target of the Fellowship, a secret society of true-humans who could actually destroy his immortal life.

Then he meets a beautiful young ship captain named Maurynna who may be the only one who can help Linden bring Cassori back from the brink of chaos.

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Original Title:	The Last Dragonlord
ISBN:	0812545419 (ISBN13: 9780812545418)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dragonlord #1

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really enjoyed this book! As a few people have said it'd not a highly skilled written book but I did not find this a problem or put me off. the writing fueled my imagination and the story was gripping. I have just finished reading it for the second time after 10 years after finding out that the third book is coming out soon, this however did not make it any less enjoyable but quite the oppisit as I was excited about getting back into the world and characters that she creates in this story.

I thought that this book was a really good read. Joanne Bertin introduced me to a new style of dragon with this book. Originally, I only focused on the magical dragons of Christopher Paolini and the scientific ones of Anne McCafferey. I wish I could continue, but I have to stop here. Cy'all!

one of my first paper backs, couldnt put it down. i thought the whole thing of humans turning to dragons was very colorful, it helped me draw a lot, since i could really imagine what was going on. i dont like to tell details of the story, but i would recomend this book to anyone who like fantasy and fiction novels.

I got this book back in 2011. It's been in the pile all this time but I have to say that although it's not the romantic fantasy I imagined, it was still engrossing, engaging and interesting. I'm glad I already have the sequel to read in one of the upcoming months...



I read this book in high school. I have re-read it a few times. A good and quick read, especially if you like dragons! I'd say it's more of a girl's book due to some of thie "romantic" and "sappy" moments but still a good and fun read. A friend of mine introduced the book to me and I borrowed it from her (eventually bought my own copy). We both really liked this book.

This is an interesting book for me to review. I'd been looking forEVER for a reason to read this one, it was finally recommended to me in a challenge, so I started it with glee. Only to be bogged down because it is pretty much standard, old school fantasy. But, not really. Oh, it reads a bit like it - multiple (like in huge numbers) points of view, builds the world slowly at the beginning, comes to a major crescendo slightly past halfway, and becomes "unputdownable" about two thirds in. So . . .