Young Prince Rashko is frustrated with his family - no one does any thinking but
him! The kingdom and castle seem to be in the hands of fools. So when Rashko's
parents mysteriously disappear and the evil Baron Temny parks his army outside
the castle walls, it is up to the young prince to save the day. But there is
more to this castle and its history than meets the eye, and Rashko will have to
embrace his ancestry, harness a dragon, and use his sword-fighting skills to
stop the baron and save the kingdom. Along the way, he realizes that his family
is not quite as stupid as he always thought.
I liked this one. I usually like swords, castles, dragons and such. It was an entertaining fantasy. Alternating stories told in alternating chapters bothers me a lot. The flow of the story is interrupted for me. I feel like just when I am getting into it, the book changes to the other storyline, but this one flowed a lot better because the two stories were so intertwined. The ending was wrapped up to quickly, but overall this was a good read.
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