One thing I love is that, though this is a fantasy and a very original one, it feels very real. There are a couple of things that I think others might complain of though, so first I’ll describe why I love these books, and then what I think might give romance readers pause in reading them. That’s the way it is with a book you see as a classic, I suppose. I sat down after re-reading it and tried to come up with something I’d have changed had I written it myself, and I couldn’t think of a thing. Honestly, I was hard-pressed to come up with any criticism of this book. I’m happy to say that the first I chose, a favorite of both mine and Jane’s, is one of those timeless ones, your Dragon Bones / Dragon Blood. I expect that I won’t love some as much as I once did. I’m going to be revisiting some of the classics, those books considered must reads that I haven’t read in ages. I’m a long-time lover of science fiction romance, and have been reading it since the 70s, even though I didn’t have any concept of the sub-genre at the time. But sometimes I’m lucky and I find that it was something more timeless and I love the book as much as ever. So often they were favorites because of the person I was at that time in my life, and having changed, they no longer affect me as they once did. I always approach an old favorite with trepidation. Jan A Review Category / A- Reviews / Book Reviews / Ebooks Fantasy Romance / Patricia-Briggs 29 Comments JREVIEW: Dragon Bones / Dragon Blood by Patricia Briggs

Dragon Bones by Patricia Briggs