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Original Title:	Draekora
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Medoran Chronicles #3

Draekora (The Medoran Chronicles #3)

Lynette Noni

Audiobook | Pages: 136 pages

Rating: 4.6 | 2346 Users | 289 Reviews

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Title	:	Draekora (The Medoran Chronicles #3)
Author	:	Lynette Noni
Book Format	:	Audiobook
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 136 pages
Published	:	YA Releases of April, 2017 46 books — 183 voters YA Novels of 2017 1,099 books — 8,448 voters
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Dragons. Magic

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“I swear by the stars that you and the others slain tonight will be the first of many. Of that you have my word.”

With Aven Dalmarta now hiding in the shadows of Meya, Alex is desperate to save Jordan and keep the Rebel Prince from taking more lives.

Training day and night to master the enhanced immortal blood in her veins, Alex undertakes a dangerous Meyarin warrior trial that separates her from those she loves and leaves her stranded in a place where nothing is as it should be.

As friends become enemies and enemies become friends, Alex must decide who to trust as powerful new allies—and adversaries—push her towards a future of either light… or darkness.

One way or another, the world will change…

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Ratings: 4.6 From 2346 Users | 289 Reviews

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After the devastating climax in Raelia, which honestly took me ages recover from (I finished it late August this year, Id taken a slight breather from Lynette Nonis world of wonder and feelings that is her Medoran Chronicles (its true!), but then I met Lynette over this past weekend at Supanova Adelaide, and I knew it was high time to resume my adventure with Alex Jennings.Thats exactly what Lynettes books are in all their forms, adventures! And there is honestly no way I could even begin to

THIRD READ 15/02/19 - 5 stars I still stand by my original review, only let me tell you, this was even more heartbreaking to read after having read Graevale and We Three Heroes. You should still read it though. SECOND READ 30/01/18 - 5 stars FIRST READ 24/06/17 - 5 stars no no No NoNo NO NOO NOOOO NO NOOO NO NO NO NO NO NO!!!!! That was NOT NICE!!! my heart is an absolute wreak.

Alex is a mortal but after being claimed by Aven, a disowned former prince of Meya, she has Meyarin blood flowing through her veins. She is staying in Meya to train so that she can go up against Aven. I haven't read the first two books but after reading this one, I'm totally going to. The writing was good and even though I was a little confused at first about what was happening it didn't take long to catch on. The plot line is interesting and I really want to see where this series ends up going.



Rating: 4.5 starsFavourite book of the series so far!Review copy provided by publisher in exchange for an honest review.

I despise book series that are released once a year. They fall off your radar and they have no sense of continuity; you may remember parts of the story but you can't remember the author. When you have a 'to read' list that enters the hundreds why would you want to repeat yourself? If you're averse to this, I don't suggest you read it till all 5 books are out. I'm sure publishing houses and authors wonder why their books have less and less readers, so I can only guess they're greedy or just plain

Ok so I wrote a review quite a while ago for this book and I just found it. So without editing or re-reading this review..........*spoiler free review* Draekora is the third instalment in 'The Medoran Chronicles'. I would like to begin this review by saying that this book is not perfect. Draekora does have its flaws however, I would like to give it 3.5 stars because of how the ending was able to give meaning to the events in the story leading up to it. When I first begun reading Draekora, I felt