Goodreads - Reading Challenge 2018

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One book to go. I set a target of 25 books to be read this year.  At the time of writing I am at 24/25 and about 35% through the last book to achieve the goal.

Most of my reading is done on the train and on holiday/vacation when having some quiet time. I very rarely read at home!  I know I should instead of watching TV.  But.

Recently I have started checking the free or low price books on Amazon Kindle.  I have picked up quite a few "series" that way and the free book does entice you to carry o n if you like it.

The latest is Lindsay Buroker's "Dragon Blood" series.


The Dragon Blood Collection, Books 1-3The Dragon Blood Collection, Books 1-3 by Lindsay Buroker

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Three books in one. Magic and Errol Flynn swash and buckle in one set...



Patterns in the Dark (Dragon Blood, #4)Patterns in the Dark by Lindsay Buroker

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Another dangerous mission into enemy territory to find out why the enemy is getting stronger.

I don't want to say too much without spoiling it for reader's that haven't got this far.


The Blade's Memory (Dragon Blood, #5)The Blade's Memory by Lindsay Buroker

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Enjoyed this one more than Book 4.

And now we have a dragon.



Under the Ice Blades (Dragon Blood #5.5)Under the Ice Blades by Lindsay Buroker

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


A much shorter book than the previous 5 outings for this crew. It concerns Captain Kaika and her relationship with the King.

A secret mission and....... dragons.


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