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# Dragon Bones (Hurog Duology Book 1)

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## Customer Reviews

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    Grim, dark, icky
  

*by S***R on Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2020*

I’ve read Briggs a-z and would argue that the best series she has written thus far is her Raven duology, RAVEN’S SHADOW and RAVEN’S STRIKE. In contrast to RAVEN, this HUROG duology is far less appealing. I couldn’t really get into the characters because I was too overwhelmed with their lifelong suffering — they were portrayed primarily as victims in one way or another. Victims of child abuse. Child molestation. Torture. Rape. Sexual degradation. Sexual slavery. Suicide. False imprisonment. Etc. The plot of the two books also includes mass slaughter, butchery, black magic human sacrifices, etc.Eek. Gads. I wish Briggs would lighten the hell up. Better yet....write another RAVEN book.

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    So I don't quite understand.
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2018*

*** SERIOUS SPOILERS ***Okay.  I finished reading this, but I don't understand the ending, and I can't find anywhere else to ask.  May as well say it here.  At the end it turns out that Oreg is one-quarter dragon; his father was one-half.  Except that we know his father was Selig, who killed a dragon to gain power.  Wait, what?  Selig WAS a dragon, apparently.  If Oreg is one, his father was even more of one.  I don't get it.  If Selis was a dragon, first off, how did he even die and how did nobody ever know it?  How does a dragon get to be a lord with a keep?  Why would a dragon need to kill another dragon to gain power?  I feel like I'm misunderstanding something badly here.  It's obvious Oreg is a dragon, we see him transform.  Therefore, his birth father also had to have been one.  Am I just assuming that Oreg's father and the legendary Selig who killed the dragon are the same person?  I feel like we were explicitly told they are, though I don't want to go back and re-read the whole book to figure out where it says so.  We definitely know Oreg's father murdered him and that goes back to: how did his father, the dragon, end up as lord of a keep with lots of bastard children so he could afford to just sacrifice one? Oreg states plainly that his father served the emperors as a mage since hd couldn't fit into either the dragon or human worlds, beong half of each.  How does a dragon mage end up as a keep lord siring little dtagon children on random women and selling them as slaves?  If those children and the father were all dragons, and they had to have been, how did they ever die?  How did nobody notice that none of them aged?  The whole history makes zero sense to me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Another good rollicking tale from Patricia Briggs
  

*by C***W on Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016*

Another great tale in a completely believable world, from Ms. Briggs.  Highly recommended but for sexual content not for as young a reader as many YA books are intended for.I do wish this first volume of the duology had come with a map, although that is a minor quibble.  Some other reviewers commented on lack of character development.  Well - it's a shorter story set, so there is just less time than with her Mercy Thompson series (for example).  I also found that these characters are fully developed people from the start and those pre-existing characteristics do come through in greater detail.  That is different from characters developing through the events of the story itself.

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