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Kingdom of the Last Dragons (The Farloft Chronicles Book 2) Kindle Edition

by Theresa Snyder (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.2 out of 5 stars (22)
Will the Zonguldak Ruby place the Kingdom under its Spell?
Kingdom of the Last Dragons is book #2 of the exciting saga of Farloft the Dragon and his friends, which started with James & the Dragon (Book #1).
The Healer, Theresa, has returned to the Kingdom after a ten year journey to the Far East. She brings with her new knowledge of healing and spells unlike anything the Kingdom has seen in the past.

James is learning how to fly, which isn’t easy even with newly sprouted dragon wings. Farloft is trying his best to teach James what he needs to know to survive in his new role as a young dragon.

But everything will not be all star-fire and smooth dragon flight.

Laval, the Wizard, still has the Zonguldak Ruby and it is out to seduce the wizard and throw the whole kingdom under its spell.
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  1. Book 2 of 6
    The Farloft Chronicles
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    136 pages
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    July 9, 2013
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Theresa Snyder is a very old soul. People with 'the sight' say she radiates a rich golden aura. She has known many lives and many dragons, but Farloft the dragon has always tracked her journey through time and space to be ever at her side. In this era of technology Theresa and Farloft are endeavoring to bring their knowledge of both past and present lives of dragons to light. Theresa loves to travel, but makes her home in Oregon where her elder father and she share a home and the maintenance of the resident cat, wild birds, squirrels, garden, and occasional dragon houseguest.

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Theresa Snyder is a multi-genre writer with an internationally read blog. She grew up on a diet of B&W Scifi films like Forbidden Planet and The Day the Earth Stood Still. She is a voracious reader and her character driven writing is influenced by the early works of Anne McCaffrey, Ray Bradbury, Robert Heinlein and L. Ron Hubbard. She loves to travel, but makes her home in Oregon where her elder father and she share a home and the maintenance of the resident cat, wild birds, squirrels, garden,and occasional Dragon house guest.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
22 global ratings

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Customers find the book's story engaging, with one review noting its smooth progression and good cliffhanger ending. The content receives positive feedback, with customers particularly enjoying the dragon stories and adventures. Customers find the book fun to read, with one mentioning how the Ruby adds excitement to the narrative.
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7 customers mention story, 7 positive, 0 negative
Customers enjoy the story, with one mentioning it's a great continuation of the first book, while another notes it ends with a good cliff-hanger.
...Like its predecessor, this book ends on a suspenseful note which encourages you to read further in the series....Read more
...I've learned many new things about Dragons..the progress of the story was very smooth and convenient...I look forward reading more and more abou the...Read more
I only got three of these for a plane ride home. Because they are short chronicles rather than full length novels, they were perfect....Read more
...The author is creative. I like the healer in this story and also how Sarah entered the story as a new character....Read more
5 customers mention content, 4 positive, 1 negative
Customers enjoy the content of the book, finding the dragon's stories entrancing and full of adventures that appeal to young readers, with one customer particularly appreciating the lovely painter named Sarah.
Another lovely entry into the world of Farloft. Laval is up to his old tricks and Farloft shows he is as caring, as he is wise, as he is stubborn....Read more
...a wizard that turns evil, a king, a healer, soldiers and a lovely painter named Sarah....Read more
...These stories bring everything a young reader or a dragon fan would love....Read more
...Rough start - family wiped out, misery, starvation ,freezing weather , loneliness , despair but now he has met a marvelous dragon who will look...Read more
5 customers mention enjoyment, 5 positive, 0 negative
Customers find the book fun to read, with one mentioning how the Ruby character adds excitement to the story.
...like Theresa and Sarah and explore the world more, but still enjoyed the read.Read more
The Farloft chronicles are fun to read. The author is creative....Read more
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Top reviews from the United States

  • BookWorm11
    5.0 out of 5 stars On to Book 3!! 🎉
    Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2018
    Format: KindleVerified Purchase
    The Farloft chronicles are fun to read. The author is creative. I like the healer in this story and also how Sarah entered the story as a new character. This book is a good length and I am looking forward to getting book 3 now that I've finished the first two books. I think Theresa adds excitement with the Ruby and I won't say any more about that- you'll just have to read it! The wizard definitely isn't one you want to mess with. I like how the story ends with a good cliff-hanger and now I can't wait to see what happens with James too. My mom and I know Author Theresa from Twitter and she makes Farloft come to life. We love dragon stories!
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  • Cheryl Matthynssens
    4.0 out of 5 stars Have to buy the rest!
    Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2014
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    I only got three of these for a plane ride home. Because they are short chronicles rather than full length novels, they were perfect. In addition, I was so entranced that I did not notice the three hours of flying. It is rare for a book for younger readers to hold my attention that completely as I am more of Goodkind fan.

    These stories bring everything a young reader or a dragon fan would love. It is refreshing now and then to find a dragon who is not all about devouring maidens and flaming villages. Well, unless there is a purpose to such flaming displays.

    I found the continuation of the storylines and the dragon's stories entrancing while the book still had its own short plot to resolve. These will be stories my grandchildren will absolutely love and will remain in my library for their use.
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  • Jennifer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fun, light and adventurous. Great, easy read.
    Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2013
    Format: KindleVerified Purchase
    I had to read this book as soon as I finished the first book in the series [James and & The Dragon by Theresa Snyder]. This one was surprisingly different and built on the the previous characters perfectly. I love all the new stories and adventures and have fallen for the new people that have popped up in the kingdom. And, yes, I love it enough to immediately start the next book in the series [The Farloft Chronicles].
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  • Erika Fuzzbottom
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fun and Gripping
    Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2017
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    After the end of the first story, I was very intetested in seeing how James adapts to his new life. And while it wasn't the main focus, it was enough to make me happy. Especially when this once-human boy found himself influenced by dragon instincts.
    I also really enjoyed the conflict that arose midway through this story. Overall, this felt like a great continuation of the first story, and I look forward to finding out what happens next. Maybe James will learn how to breathe fire!
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  • juliette vege
    1.0 out of 5 stars A dose of misery too far .
    Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2020
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    A skill full inter weaving of fact and fiction can be most enjoyable but the plague ? Really ?A children's book that starts with the plague seems dodgy at the best of times but at the moment with corona raging this book was a disastrous choice . The story starts with a boy who's family has all died of plague .He has barely any food and no fuel to keep warm during the bitter winter and is alone on the moors gathering peat when he gets mired in a sink hole . He is rescued by a dragon in the nick of time . The dragon ,Farloft , is a pleasantly attractive character and one expects things for James ,the rescued boy, are about to turn around . Rough start - family wiped out, misery, starvation ,freezing weather , loneliness , despair but now he has met a marvelous dragon who will look after him and they will have lots of jolly adventurers . No -not at all - if anything things just get worse There is a wizard ,his most adored daughter also dies because Far loft procrastinated over letting the wizard cut a piece of his wing for a potion .More sadness and nasty . And after all this an enchanted ruby creates more misery for the kingdom . By now my grand daughter aged 9 had asked me to skip ahead through so many upsetting bits I gave it up for a bad job and found a new book .
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  • Gigi Sedlmayer, Book Excellence Award Finalist winning author of the Talon series
    5.0 out of 5 stars Farloft and James
    Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2017
    Format: KindleVerified Purchase
    This is now the second book in the series.

    when i finished it, i just had to go and get the next. What an amazing story with a wizard, becoming bad, Kings, Nights, Soldiers, healers and more.
    And of course the old dragon, Farloft and the young James. Just learning to fly.
    So, what happen to James, the boy? Well, find out.

    A story not only for children, since i am... well not a child. And i loved it.
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  • Charlotte Ashlock
    4.0 out of 5 stars I loved the dragon & the healer, but the wizard disappointed me
    Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2014
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    What I enjoyed most about this book was the narrator, a healer named Theresa. I'm sick of YA novels where the narrator is young, impulsive, & clueless, so it was a big relief (and lots of fun) to have an older narrator with some wisdom & maturity. I especially enjoyed the part where she's watching her niece, smiles to herself, and thinks, "Ah, young love." She sees all the potential for heartbreak but all the beauty of the present moment too, and is content to just be quiet & observe.

    #Farloft the Dragon is as delightful as ever (it was his big personality on Twitter that drew me to this series.) Like its predecessor, this book ends on a suspenseful note which encourages you to read further in the series.

    However, I was disappointed with how the wizard plot line turned out. In the first book, the wizard is more of a gray character; you see he's a jerk, but you feel sorry for him too. In this book, he shifts from being a gray character to being a more pure evil character. I liked it better when there was a sense of both sides having sinned in the dragon-wizard conflict. I was rooting for that complex & troubled relationship to be healed, and I was disappointed.
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  • J. D. Estrada
    4.0 out of 5 stars Not as charming as the first entry, but dragon enough :)
    Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2016
    Format: PaperbackVerified Purchase
    Another lovely entry into the world of Farloft. Laval is up to his old tricks and Farloft shows he is as caring, as he is wise, as he is stubborn. An interesting take on classic dragon tales, I feel as if I would have like to immerse more into some characters like Theresa and Sarah and explore the world more, but still enjoyed the read.
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  • Archmage Melek
    5.0 out of 5 stars Very enjoyable sequel
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 5, 2013
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    I finished the first part and knew I had to read the rest. This second part is a very enjoyable sequel that leaves me wanting to get on to the next right away!

    The story is engaging and suitable for children of ages 8 to 80. I certainly enjoyed it!

    Oh, and Farloft? Your hoard needs a health warning! Stop letting pieces of it cause so much trouble!
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  • Max
    5.0 out of 5 stars Deeper characterization of the characters
    Reviewed in Italy on December 23, 2013
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    Theresa Snyder confirms what I wrote in my first review.
    The characterization of the characters is gradually deeper. The story unfolds between spells and the beautiful stories narrated by Farloft the dragon.
    Theresa Snyder's books are also excellent for people like me who is studying English and looking for a way to learn.

    I can say that I have a dragon as a teacher, cool!

    Theresa Snyder conferma quello che avevo scritto nella prima recensione.
    La caratterizzazione dei personaggi è man mano più profonda.
    La storia si dipana tra incantesimi e le bellissime storie narrate da Farloft il drago.
    I libri di Theresa Snyder sono ottimi anche per chi come me studia inglese e ricerca un metodo per imparare.

    Posso dire che ho un drago come insegnate, fico!
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