This book was so good! I thought that it was amazing that the author could think up the chamber of sleep... and all the different animals and foods of Amara. Read the whole series!!

I don't know how it works, but if you've read some of my other reviews, you may have noticed that my favorite in a series tends to appear at book three. The same holds true here. Donita K. Paul has again handily beaten her previous books.

At this point, a fan of the DragonKeeper series would expect this book to be a continuation of the adventures of Kale Allerion and her dragon friends. Not so. This time, we pick up with Bardon, who made his debut in the previous book. The switch seems strange at first, but after the first chapter, you're hooked.

What can I say? More great characters, deep story line, truth we need to hear, etc. Mrs. Paul continues to write amazing fantasy, and she continues to do it well.

Since most of the book was about Bardon, at first I was disappointed but as usual Mrs. Paul weaved it all together and kept it interesting. She is a very imaginative writer and keeps you wanting to read and not put down your book!

this book is good reading, at first the story is a little dragging but it picks up when the old characters come into the story. great images for the minds eye

DragonKnight is a fantastic fantasy book! It follows two other novels, DragonSpell and DragonQuest, and it is a good addition to the series. I felt that the first six chapters or so dragged a little bit, but it soon picked up the pace and became very interesting. While the first two books were told from Kale's view, this book focuses on Squire Bardon and his adventures. This Christian allegory novel has action, adventure, battles, and a little smidgen of romance.
Squire Bardon is on his way to a sabbatical and hopefully a year of peace and quiet to search himself and decide whether he will continue on to be a knight to serve Paladin and Wulder, or not. But it isn't long after he alights from his dragon, Greer, that he faces an opposition to his anticipated sabbatical. Three women, N'Rae and Granny Kye of the emerlindian race, and Jue Seeno, a creature called a minnekin, petition him to lead their quest to awaken spellbound knights. One of these sleeping knights is N'Rae's father. Bardon agrees, but this quest takes him farther than he could imagine. He travels through the land of Amara, where he and people of six other high races live. He travels on the sea and into the Northern Reach. He battles quiss, grawligs, and other creatures. Bardon meets old friends and makes new ones as he picks up more and more members in his quest.
A struggle between good and evil, light and darkness, right choices and wrong choices steer the action in this book. I recommend this book to people who like fantasy books, who like action and fights, who like dragons, and basically anyone else in the world! (Although I think it would be good to read the first two books first)

If you are tired of your son or daughter playing video games all day, tune them into a series of books guaranteed to keep them occupied at least a few days anyway. This is one of four books in the series "Dragons in Our Midst". My son could not put these books down! They are written with good morals in mind while not being preachy. You will want to buy the whole series because once started, they will plow straight through! This mom gives a big thumbs up!

If you are tired of your son or daughter playing video games all day, tune them into a series of books guaranteed to keep them occupied at least a few days anyway. This is one of four books in the series "Dragons in Our Midst". My son could not put these books down! They are written with good morals in mind while not being preachy. You will want to buy the whole series because once started, they will plow straight through! This mom gives a big thumbs up!

ever since i "discovered" dragonspell at my christian bookstore, i've been a fan. this book was just as captivating and fun to read as the others.