Memory of Flames: The Adamantine Palace (Series #01) (Hardcover)

from EffingEden

The first book of the Memory Of Flame series, set in a fantasy world where the land is divided under the Dragon Kings and Queens and ruled overall by the Speaker Of The Realms. The book follows several storylines that weave in and out of one another, some twined tightly while others only touch ea...

from Carpe_Librum

After watching the Lord of the Rings movies in a massive movie marathon, I was inspired to introduce some fantasy books to my repertoire. 'The Adamantine Palace' is a story of dragons and humans living together in a different world consisting of many Queens and Kings of the different 'realms'. Af...

from salimbol

A quick, enjoyable enough read, but the thin characterisations (not helped by the author's habit of killing off characters and shifting to viewpoints of less-established characters) and the simplistic nature of the political intrigues weren't terribly impressive.

from lente

I personally didn't really like the book and I gave up on it half way through. This doesn't mean it was a really bad book. It wasn't, but it wasn't interesting either. The main theme of the book is scheming nobles. This is really boring to me. It has been done so many time and I am tired of it. N...

from Bibliotropic

For the first while I was reading this book, the first 75 pages or so, I felt a bit confused. It felt like I came in part of the way through the story rather than at the beginning, or like there was some prequel that I should have already read. Perhaps it was just my frame of mind at the time, I ...