C.J. Hill
Paperback | Pages: 373 pages Rating: 4.1 | 2468 Users | 384 Reviews
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| Title | : | Slayers (Slayers #1) |
| Author | : | C.J. Hill |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 373 pages |
| Published | : | August 20th 2013 by Square Fish (first published September 27th 2011) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Dragons. Young Adult. Romance |
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Sixteen-year-old Tori Hampton may be a socialite and a senator's daughter, but she's certainly more than just a pretty face. She's smart and tough and surprisingly good at outdoor sports. For as long as she can remember, Tori always had a secret obsession with dragons. And now that she's attending Dragon Camp for the summer, she can't wait to indulge her inner fascination.But unbeknownst to Tori, this is no ordinary camp. This is a camp for Slayers—a handful of teens descended from the original knights. And with new dragon eggs about to hatch, the time for the Slayers to save the world is now. Danger awaits, romance beckons, and their very survival is at stake.
List Books In Pursuance Of Slayers (Slayers #1)
| ISBN: | 0312675143 (ISBN13: 9780312675141) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Slayers #1 |
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Ratings: 4.1 From 2468 Users | 384 ReviewsAppraise Epithetical Books Slayers (Slayers #1)
Just when I'd grown weary of all the "dragons are our friend" books and movies, Slayers bursts onto the scene. Slayers is about a group of teens destined to kill the fearsome dragons foretold to destroy the world. It's told from the point of view of a young teenaged girl who doesn't particularly want to save the world, and no one particularly likes the rich new girl, either. The characters are complex and likeable. The stakes are high and there are lots of highs and lows as Tori discovers andNote: I received an Advance Review Copy of this book for free through Goodreads First Reads.Have you ever wanted to go to dragon camp? If so, then Slayers is the book for you!Slayers takes place in a world where dragons exist, and theyve acquired some extraordinary abilities in order to keep their species going, such as laying eggs that incubate for over a hundred years before hatching. Medieval warriors developed special powers in order to fight dragons, and the modern-day descendants of these
Hhhmm I always have a hard time judging the first book of a series because things that may be crappy or mediocre now can develop into something amazing later on.I was skeptical about the protagonist, Tori, because, like many of the other heroines that the author has written, she is pretentious, superficial, and self-absorbed at the beginning of the book. She, along with the other books heroines, do get better. Tori is learning to care about other people and be more helpful, even when she has
I have to admit I loved this book! I enjoy everything that Rallison writes and she didn't let me down. I read this book to my family on our road trip. My husband had some issues with the book. My 10 year old claimed he was bored until they tried to brake into Overdrake's compound. My 12 year old daughter and myself were glued to the pages. My guess from early on was she was a mix between a dragon lord and a slayer. Because of her dad's love for dragon's I figured she was a dragon lord and then
Im a believer! Dragons really do exist. Dragons may have disappeared but their return and attack on mankind is inevitable. Whats great about this book, it's happening today right in our own town. Well, this story takes place in Washington DC but no one is safe from the return of Dragons! Tori is a rich girl and a senators daughter. She always dreamt of dragons and obsesses over them being real. She found a Dragon camp and this summer she finally talks her parents into letting her go. She hopes
I loved pretty much every second of this book.Tori Hampton, the sixteen-year-old daughter of a senator, has to talk her parents into letting her go to St. George and the Dragon Camp. Shes wanted to go for years, but once shes there, well, shes not sure she really wants to stay. First of all, the camp is a little primitive. When the camp director sends her off with a couple of buff boys to the advanced camphidden in the trees two miles away, complete with its own stable, gun range, and mysterious
I am a huge dragon enthusiast. I love dragon lore, myth, and art. I even have a dragon tattoo. So I was both excited and wary when I read the synopsis for Slayers. Excited because it was about dragons but wary because it was about ferocious dragons that needed to be slayed. I tend to prefer my dragons to be like Saphira from Eragon or Toothless from How To Train Your Dragon-good and loyal. But, despite my personal dragon preference, I chose to read Slayers anyway, and Im very glad I did. I found
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