Tarnamell aka Tarn, a mighty dragon king, awakens after centuries of sleep.

But for some reason the blurb of the book called to me and I liked the sample well enough, so here I am. I had never heard your name before I purchased this book, which these days usually means that I would not have bought it unless somebody whose tastes I trust would have reviewed and recommended it. Before he can face his most ancient enemy, he must win the trust of new followers and the heart of a cynical desert spirit. A dragon’s power depends on the love and loyalty of his human hoard, but Tarn’s original hoard has been dead for centuries. But to confront the Shadow, Tarn needs to gather his strength. Rumors fly of a dark power, and soon Tarn’s caravan encounters the living dead and an amnesiac mage called Gard.įorced to take refuge in the Court of the Shells, a legendary fortress in the heart of the desert, Tarn, Gard, and their allies decide to seek out the Shadow before it destroys the desert. When his caravan enters the desert, however, Alagard is missing.

Amused by the cocky little desert spirit, Tarn retreats, planning to return in human form. Unfortunately, the desert already has a guardian spirit, and he doesn’t want to share. Driven mad by loneliness, he hurls himself south until he finds and tries to claim the Alagard Desert. Sirius B- Reviews dragons / fantasy m/m romance 6 Commentsįor a thousand years, since their defeat of the Shadow at Eyr, the dragons have slept under the mountains. FebruREVIEW: Reawakening by Amy Rae Durreson