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Unbound

A Dragon Rider Fantasy (Songs of Chaos, Book 2)

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By: Michael R. Miller
Narrated by: Peter Kenny
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Sometimes the world needs a little chaos.

Holt and Ash saved the kingdom of Feorlen against all odds. Now they are outcasts, alone on an impossible quest to unite the Elder Dragons. But they are children playing in a game of Dragon Lords. Trapped between the riders, servants of Sovereign, and the scourge, even their luck cannot last forever. Their only hope is to advance their bond by any means necessary.

In Feorlen, Talia faces a world unaccepting of a rider queen. Her councilors will not heed her warnings of Sovereign. Foreign powers threaten war and bloodshed. Pleas sent to rider headquarters fall on deaf ears.

All the while Sovereign regathers his strength in an ancient fortress. Enthralled cultists swell his ranks. Disillusioned riders flock to his cause.

And his unwilling servant Osric Agravain scours the land for dragon eggs. There are new types of magic to be discovered, and Sovereign intends to control them all.

Only the mysterious half-dragon Rake has a plan to stop Sovereign. To pull it off, he’s going to need a team.

Unbound continues this bestselling dragon rider epic fantasy combining the best of Eragon and Pern with the hard magic of Brandon Sanderson and Will Wight.

©2021 Michael R. Miller (P)2021 Michael R. Miller Dragons & Mythical Creatures Fantasy Fiction Sword & Sorcery Dragons Mythology Royalty
About the Creator - Michael R. Miller

About the Creator

Michael R. Miller: Hailing from the wet and wild west coast of Scotland, Michael enjoys writing stories as sweeping in scope as the ancient landscapes he grew up in. His writing is known for rich character arcs, tight pacing, and layered magic systems. Songs of Chaos is his love letter to the dragon rider sub-genre, drawing inspiration from the classics like Pern, Dragonlance, and Eragon and combining them with the harder magic systems of Branden Sanderson and Will Wight, creating an epic tale all ages can enjoy.
Michael is also ‘that guy’ who enjoys-well, enjoyed... -discussing the mad fan theories of Game of Thrones even more than the books or show, and knows more about World of Warcraft than is probably healthy.
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About the Performer

Peter has been recording short stories, abridged and unabridged audiobooks since 1993 and has recorded upwards of 300 titles from authors as wide ranging as Iain M Banks, Andrzej Sapkowski, Claire North, Neill Gaiman, Kate Atkinson, Mo Hayder, and Robert Louis Stevenson. His recordings cover a wide range from factual, technical books through historical fiction and science fiction, to mystery thrillers, epic fantasy and biographies. His first recorded short story was Ansell by EM Forster for the BBC. Most recent recordings include: Ascension by Nicholas Binge, Defiant ( Songs of Chaos Book III) by Michael R. Miller, and in the shortly to be recorded list, The Observant Walker by John Wright and The Prophet & The Idiot by Jonas Johnasson.

Engaging Character Development • Immersive World Building • Complex Magic System • Unexpected Plot Twists
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I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book. I do not care for foul language and sex in my books and often am forced to listen to childish and poorly written fiction. This is neither. Well crafted and pleasantly paced I enjoyed this and can’t wait for the next one!

Nicely Done

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loved it, can't wait for the next book, another great listen can't but recommend it.

loved it

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Overall Experience, 6/5.
After listening to the first Book, it grew on me like I was biten by the Plague. I was just taken back by the performance that the Peter had done conveying each character in this Book. From Amerath, Adolen, and personally Rake each felt like being narrated by another. The immersion was there with tooth and claw of dragons pride.
Story 4.5/5 felt the issue lining with the Skuls sons felt off. The 2nd eldest was more in line of a crazed man child and very forgettable if not brought up at least once each chapter of Talya. Even now I struggle to remember his impact other than well, yeah. His brother Finn seems to feel the same. He offers an alternative but feels like a more forgettable role. Other than helping the kingdom like the council. Without question Rake and Amerath have stolen my hearth, the two of their smug and comedic charms is something that I do wait too see more and more of. I do secretly hope that Osrick learns to control more power as well as Holts relationship with Talya although I do see him becoming more of a Warden to all of the wild flights or help with ash's new kin, only the author will tell.
Personal level. I had wished they met another wild flight near the end after the fight, not much of meeting the elder but arrived at their roost. In the coming, something I would like to see in the next Book. I would recommend this book to those who like Fantasy/Dragons/Time of Kings.

Honestly 5 stars just doesn't do it justice.

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I would like to see more of rake but I did like the story overall and found it rather addicting sometimes it dragged a bit. I would really like to see a third book and I really want to see what happens next.

Don’t stop

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The main enjoyment for me in this series has always been the the bonds and the way they grew throughout. This continuation not only expanded on all of the interesting leads that were introduced in the first book but also grew the pairs in such a real and interesting way. All the while adding new and new parings with interesting connotations to explore. I eagerly await the next book to see how all this new information resolves!

If you liked the first one, you'll like this more

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I personally loved it and think it was a great 2ed book and the diffrent point of views really played off for the climax and the timing is done really well 9.5/10 p.s I loved the narrator, the sounding out of accents and the sighs and gasp really add to the detail

great book

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As always Peter Kenny does a superb performance. The characters are complicated and unique and the world and it's history becomes even more intriguing.

A different ambience and pace than book 1

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I am so addicted to these books. Every character is expertly adds so much to the store can't wait for the next book!!

This is an amazing book

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I felt like this book was a bit slower than the first book. I am a huge fan of this series and look forward to the next book. The character development between the characters was amazing and the author has a talent for making you both despise and sympathize with some of the more neutral or darker characters in the story.

This story is both unique and not in so many ways. It follows and breaks many tropes. I would definitely consider reading this if you are looking for a longer and lighthearted read.

Another Amazing Tale

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I absolutely love this story, and how it has unfolded and unbound. The author is very careful to craft a masterful story and hold back on the details to keep you intrigued in what is going to happen next. I struggled for a long time to find a nether dragon rider story after reading Eragon. Even though this is different it is also. I enjoy the different perspectives of magic, and where it comes from and how dragons are the sources of magic in this series is quite intriguing.

If you looking Eragon

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