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Original Title:	Masters & Slayers
ISBN:	0899578845 (ISBN13: 9780899578842)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tales of Starlight #1

Masters & Slayers (Tales of Starlight #1)

Bryan Davis

Paperback | Pages: 415 pages

Rating: 4.1 | 409 Users | 37 Reviews

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Title	:	Masters & Slayers (Tales of Starlight #1)
Author	:	Bryan Davis
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 415 pages
Published	:	September 10th 2010 by Living Ink Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Christian. Christian Fiction. Christian Fantasy. Young Adult

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Expert swordsman Adrian Masters attempts a dangerous journey to another world to rescue human captives who have been enslaved there by dragons. He is accompanied by Marcelle, a sword maiden of amazing skill whose ideas about how the operation should be carried out conflict with his own. Since the slaves have been in bonds for generations, they have no memory of their origins, making them reluctant to believe the two would-be rescuers, and, of course, the dragons will crush any attempt to emancipate the slaves. Set on two worlds separated by a mystical portal, Masters and Slayers is packed with action, mystery, and emotional turmoil, a tale of heart and life that is sure to inspire.

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Ratings: 4.1 From 409 Users | 37 Reviews

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Wonderful as always. This trilogy fills in the small story gaps within the Dragons of starlight series, while creating a story all its own. This trilogy is slightly more adult in nature than any of Bryan Davis' other dragon books, simply because it deals with characters who are young adults verses the teenagers of his other stories. But, even though it deals with adult characters, Mr.Davis still stays true to his themes of chivalry, character, truth, and deals with ideas in such a way that it is

I found it a little slow to get into, but really enjoyed it overall. I've read the companion series, and quite enjoyed reading about Adrian's experiences on Starlight.

Disclaimer: I received this book free from AMG Publishers in exchange for an honest review. I did not receive any form of compensation.I really like good fantasy fiction. Them seemed very promising. However, I really had trouble diving into this book like I would have normally.Apparently, there is an entirely other series written by this author that is geared towards tweens & teens. This book is an adult tie in to that series. Instead of just writing a brand new series for adults, he decided

As usual, Mr. Davis does not disappoint. This is the adult (no sex, just grown up characters) 1st book in the Tales of Starlight series, a sorta-sequel to The Starlighter, which is the young-adult 1st book in the same story-line. If you have read The Starlighter, you will be able to jump right into this one and it takes right off. If you have not, it may take a few pages to get into it -- but it is well worth those few pages. IN any case, an excellent fantasy novel with interesting characters

NOOOOO!!! My book just ended and I wasn't ready for it to be over yet! This was another outstanding book by Bryan Davis. Each book I read by him is as impressive as the one I read before. He has a way with creating the world he puts the characters in that brings the story to life. The characters are people you want to know, and when the book ends....I can't believe the book ended!! I have got to get my hands on the next book and fast, I MUST know what happens. This book brings together fantasy,

Note: There is another set of books out there titled The Dragons of Starlight Series. It's by the same author, but from some of the research I've done, it looks like that series is more YA while this novel is for adults. With that being said - I loved this book :) I have to admit to being a little bias though, because I am a huge Eragon fan - and I adore books about dragons. So if you do too, this book will make you so happy, lol. The basic storyline is about this idea that there is another

This one is definitely aimed toward specific readers; unfortunately, I am not one of them. Just didn't stir my Kool-Aid. The quality of the storytelling was good - engaging with a smooth pace - but there were [subjective] elements I would've had to actively overlook to enjoy the complete story.While Masters & Slayers offered a well-written albeit familiar plot, most characters were way too black and white; the "good" guys were SOOO good they felt like characters, not real people.The multiple