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Original Title:	Song in the Silence (The Tale of Lanen Kaelar)
ISBN:	0812550447 (ISBN13: 9780812550443)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Tale of Lanen Kaelar #1
Characters:	Lanen Kaelar

Song in the Silence (The Tale of Lanen Kaelar #1)

Elizabeth Kerner

Paperback | Pages: 401 pages

Rating: 3.95 | 5356 Users | 197 Reviews

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Title	:	Song in the Silence (The Tale of Lanen Kaelar #1)
Author	:	Elizabeth Kerner
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 401 pages
Published	:	May 15th 1998 by Tor Fantasy (first published 1996)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Romance. High Fantasy. Fiction

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Lanen Kaelar has spent her life being told just how wrongheaded and foolish she is by her entire family. When Lanen's father dies, she chooses to leave her abusive relatives and search out the great dragons she has always dreamed of, though she knows what she seeks may not be real.

But those who hold true power know that prophecies have been told of Lanen Kaelar since before her birth. They fear the destiny she may fulfill, the mysteries she may unravel--and the strange and terrifying love she may find on the legendary Dragon Isle.

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Song in the Silence by Elizabeth Kerner is a bardic high fantasy about a young woman believing in legends and finding much more than she ever hoped possible, including adventure, demons, dragons and love of an unexpected varietyThis was a Guest Post over at Once Upon A Time and Im reposting just in case you missed it :)When I was at the library a few months ago I saw a pamphlet celebrating Dragon Week and squeed with delight. OMG all I LOVE dragons :D. So I decided to look for one of the titles

This book is a total fluff book. And I love it to pieces. As a young teen, I scoured the library for every fantasy book involving dragons. I loved dragon fantasies like some other people like werewolves or vampires (I'm looking at you, Twilight fans!). And some of these books were very silly and fluffy. But they usually didn't have too much romance, because I thought romance was altogether too gooey and distracted too much from the much more important business of fighting monsters and having

Dragons, and a strong female protagonist, what more could I ask for?A female protagonist is important for me (sorry, I really do not mean to be offensive with that, it's just the way I enjoy the books I read), and friendship between dragons and humans is a winner with me too.

So I believe I bought this book over 2 years ago...maybe more. I got about 1/4 in..stopped because the plot was going nowhere and the sugary, over the top language was giving me a headache. HOWEVER, I love dragons and dragon-related books so told myself I'd get back to it...hehehe...Forgot about it until I was browsing my Kindle and realized I never finished the book. I tried starting again from where I left off...and again I was bored to tears...This is like the dragon-version of Twilight but

I didn't know what to expect going into this book other than that someone had compared it to one of my favorite fantasy romances of all time, "The Last Dragonlord" by Joanne Bertin.It was...interesting. I clearly didn't love it, given my rating, and here are my reasons why.Warning: spoilers ahead-It was definitely insta-love. I see it a lot in YA fantasy, but typically not in regular fantasy. How can Lanen and Akhor meet briefly twice before they realize the depth of their love for each other?

This was my favorite book when I was about 13, and my experience of rereading it was not unlike the experience of that food critic in Ratatouille when he ate the titular food.A delight to read. Takes me back to a time when I believed in dragons and constantly dreamed about meeting them. Lanen Kaelar was my kindred spirit. I found the plot predictable, but that might just be because I'd read it before. It certainly makes use of a lot of common fantasy tropes, but there's enough unique elements

Song in the Silence is a straightforward pursuing-a-dream journey story that avoids the chest-thumping conventions of typical epic fantasy capital-Q Quests. Kerner's heroine has feminine goals and strengths, rather than succeeding like a male hero would. Perhaps when writing this story in the early 1990s, Kerner was sick of fantasy women warriors who, no matter how skilled, were still inevitably portrayed as busty sex goddesses in leather lingerie, and wanted to create a different kind of female