The Dragons of Ice and Snow (Tales from the New Earth Book 3), by J.J. Thompson
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The Dragons of Ice and Snow (Tales from the New Earth Book 3), by J.J. Thompson
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Simon O'Toole, once a middle-aged IT specialist, now a young wizard, is at war. Four years have passed since the Earth was laid waste by the return of the dark gods and the dragons that serve them. After world-wide devastation, only a handful of humans, Changed by magic, are clinging to existence. And the dragons are still hunting them. All humans are now imbued with magic, but the only wizard who can command the elements and strike back at the monsters is Simon. Using his new powers, he discovers a small group of Changlings living in Moscow, led by a paladin named Liliana. Hoping for an ally in his war against the darkness, the wizard teleports to the ruined city to meet this holy warrior, only to come under attack...by a white dragon. Was it a setup? Or have more humans fallen beneath the fangs and claws of this scourge? On the run across a frozen landscape and fighting for his life, Simon intends to find out. If he survives.
The Dragons of Ice and Snow (Tales from the New Earth Book 3), by J.J. Thompson- Amazon Sales Rank: #57343 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-05-13
- Released on: 2015-05-13
- Format: Kindle eBook
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. An uninspired concept with flat characters. By Ryan The story could be so much more. The characters all very flat and seem to follow a strict adherence to D&D class archetypes. None of them seem to carry any close personal relationships. They're friendly, but never anything deeper.The main character is still flat out stupid; I don't mean the concept of the character, but the character himself. He's supposed to be a powerful wizard, an archetype that's defined by their intelligence and wily nature, but Simon is dumb as a post.Then there's the fact that he has never even THOUGHT to make his own magic items. In the first book we're told he has experimented with imbuing some items with fire as a defense mechanism. He hasn't thought to do such things with his Steelskin and Shield spells? He hasn't attempting to imbue a mirror with Magic Mirror?We were told in one of the previous books that a child was born that has mismatched eyes like himself. IIRC, the wizard he faced off with in book 2 also had heterochromia. It would stand to reason that heterochromia might be a sign a person is a wizard and that he would spend some time around this child to find its potential.The disbelief attitude exhibited by Simon is getting REALLY old hat.****SLIGHT SPOILER *****A couple of characters get infected with lycanthropy and he responds by saying something like: "Well that's just silly." Really? He's a wizard that can cast spells, has summoned elementals, has unicorn, has slain quite a few dragons, etc, but werewolves are "silly?"
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The first two books were good enough, but I stopped reading this series here. By Kenneth This story has some great ideas and OK writing but the characters are too flat and make too many basic mistakes for me to continue caring about them. First and foremost, if the main character is an elementist wizard, or whatever, then why does he only summon elementals from two of the four elements available? The most likely answer is that the author didn't want to deal with the added characters and complexity. My main complaint with this series is that I feel the authors hand too often. Main character needs to be more powerful so suddenly he is more powerful. Main character is too powerful so author ex machina again and some of the power goes away.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Dragons of Ice and Snow Die By TexArdvark The third book in the series is just as much fun as the previous two. Simon's target this time is the White Primal Dragon, a dragon considerably more powerful than any before. Obviously the dragon dies but the trials and tribulations Simon goes through are what makes the death more exciting. Two new elementals emerged to assist Simon but one betrays his trust. Simon's influence is spreading and his reputation growing. All told with clarity, often tongue in cheek, but mostly just plain I old good story telling.
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