Dragon Harper
Dragonriders of Pern, Book 19
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Narrated by:
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Susan Ericksen
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Written by:
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Anne McCaffrey
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Todd McCaffrey
About this listen
Meanwhile, in nearby Fort Hold, a clutch of fire-lizard eggs is about to hatch, and Lord Bemin's beautiful young daughter, Koriana, is determined to Impress one of the delightful creatures. At the hatching, Kindan Impresses a fire-lizard of his own...and wins the heart of Koriana. But Lord Bemin mistrusts harpers and will not hear of a match between his daughter and the low-born Kindan.
Then fate intervenes in the form of a virulent plague as fast-spreading as it is deadly. Arising suddenly, as if out of nowhere, the contagion decimates hold after hold, paying no heed to distinctions of birth.
In this feverish crucible, friendship and love will be tested to the breaking point and beyond. For with Threadfall scant years away, the Dragonriders dare not expose themselves to infection, and it will fall to Kindan and his fellow apprentices to bravely search for a cure and save humanity.
The price of failure is unthinkable. But the price of success may be even harder to bear.
©2007 Anne and Todd McCaffrey (P)2007 Brilliance AudioWhat the critics say
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- 2021-02-23
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One of the primary female characters is a 2 dimensional damsel who, without the guidance and support of a male would be completely lost. Which is very irritating and detracts from what could have been a more moving story between her, her family and love interest. There were some characters I was also hoping to see more of their perspectives and it felt like a lost opportunity to create more dynamic scenes and ultimately a more satisfying ending. The story however is surprisingly relevant in a 2020-2021 world.
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