Official Review: DragonGate by Sam Venstone

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This sounds like a great fantasy book. I'm excited to read this! Great review!
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I love anything about dragons and magic! I mean, who wouldn't love fantasy? Thanks for the review about Dragon Gate, Kislany! I am now very curious about the book and really want to read it! Great review by the way!
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After reading the preview I did download the book as I love reading fantasy based books. This one has unique character names and a story that any reader will enjoy. Wonderful job on your review.
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Well done on the review. I don’t want to read this type of story if it doesn’t get my interest.
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:) This one sounds promising. Do they have a movie for this story? They should.
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Great review! I really enjoyed reading it and the story sounds promising, but I can't commit to an 800 page tome right now. Maybe I'll pick it up in the future.
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Wow! This must a very enjoyable high-fantasy read. Thanks for this great review.
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I think you were kinder than I was with that rating. With a cast of thousands, none of whom are female, this sounds like it was written by a clueless teenage boy.
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I love fantasy, and dragons are so cool! I got a copy today, I like the premise where the dragon's eyes have a purpose in the story. I really like the inclusion of the slayed dragon's spirit coming back to haunt Sir Ulric, and makes him a better man. Nice job one the review! Thank you!
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I enjoyed reading your review. I could definitely relate to your comment about there being too many characters to keep track of, especially with weird and similar names. I have read books like that and I get frustrated try to remember who's who.
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Well, this seems like it's offering something entertaining with a fast, action-paced rhythm, It is a definite must on my TBR.
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Good review. This sounds like my type of book. I can't wait to find out what adventure awaits.
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I like the courageous male character featured in this fantasy novel. Great review.
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An intricate, interwoven storyline with dragon treasure and lore, secret portals and spiritual beings with an appendix full of the everyday notes and constructs of a well-developed society. Sounds great!
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This epic fantasy of magic, dragon and places is a good book for fun reading. People who like fantasy stories would like it much.
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