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Book Review: Dragon
by A.E. Albert
@awalbert23

Author: James Austin McCormick
Genre: Science Fiction/Fantasy

Fate seems to have thrown Sillow and Brok together.  Both are from different worlds. Literally. They are forced to become partners and given the task of keeping the galaxy safe.  Why?  They are linked to the most powerful ship in the known universe.

Friends can come from anywhere, even the least likely  of candidates.  Sillow and Brok are opposites in every way, yet their partnership was paramount to their victories.  It was a partnership that slowly evolved into a friendship that would span decades.

This connection between the book's protagonists was my favorite aspect in the story.  Thier repartee was humorous and fun.  But more than that, it was the character development that I most enjoyed. The story is more of a saga, spanning many years. However, the author manages to maintain the overall plot through out.  All scenes are relevant to to the story.  It was a great read.




About James Austin McCormick

James Austin McCormick is a college lecturer from Manchester, England and he has been actively writing for over twenty years.  He is also the author of numerous publications, including the continuing saga of Sillow and Brok, Dragon: Smuggler Tales. 

You can find James' books at:
Amazon
jamesaustinmccormick.com




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