Voyage of the Basilisk: A Memoir by Lady Trent (The Lady Trent Memoirs, 3)

from blodeuedd

Like I said before, this series is so delightful!It's written as a memoir by a famous dragon naturalist. There are also a few drawings (lovely ones by the way.) The whole book just read perfectly.Isabella is in society's eyes truly scandalous. I love her. She does her own thing. She loves dragons...

from renbedell

A continuation of Lady Trent's Memoirs written in the same vein as the previous books. It continues to focus on zoology and anthropology, while also worldbuilding and characterization. It is a good book that expands on the world that the other books have established. If you enjoyed the first 2 bo...

from PardaMustang

***I purchased a copy of this book for my own enjoyment, and with no expectation of a review.*** Voyage of the Basilisk is Brennan's third Lady Trent book. This story follows Isabella and Tom Wilker as they set forth on a sea voyage in search of dragons. The whole thing still reminds me of Darwin...

from JBD1

Quite a decent third installment, with more variety of dragons and characters introduced. The blue ink was a little off-putting at first, but I got used to it, and the illustrations are lovely. Will continue to look forward to the next.

from jdifelice

Yet another great instalment in this series! This is definitely the weakest book so far that I've read in the Lady Trent Memoirs. I found the first half of the book kind of floundered around and didn't really accomplish anything. There was too much moving around and not enough explanation. I foun...