Name: Dragon Haven
ISBN: 9780061931550

Dragon Haven

Robin Hobb

The dragon keepers and the fledgling dragons are forging a passage up the treacherous Rain Wild River. They are in search of the mythical Elderling city of Kelsingra, and are accompanied by the liveship Tarman, its captain, Leftrin, and a group of hunters who must search the forests for game with which to keep the dragons fed.

andrea

i simply don't think there is a better author than robin hobb out there when it comes to developing characters and writing meaningful relationships good day

Volume Two of the Rain Wilds Chronicles

Natalie

Review in the May 2010 issue of Romantic Times.

Milk

I rated this three stars, because certain parts of the book are so excellently written that it deserves four or more. However, the plot is beyond slow during half of the book, with little to nothing happening, save for drama among the keepers, dragons and Tarman's crew. Which is important, but it gets a tad boring at some point. I do appreciate that Hobb adds a large amount of realism to the genre (which includes wonderful character development) in terms of social matters and issues within the societies she has so masterfully created. It's one of the many things that has caused me to favor her as an author. Yet, I wish the story would share its focus with the dragons and the journey they are on to a larger degree. I have high hopes for the last book in The Rain Wild Chronicles series to fulfill this.

Hannah

I would like to become an elderling  now please and thank you. 

Jade Flynn

The world Hobb has created is truly magical. Going into this quartet I was hesitant that I wasn't going to enjoy it at all because of the change in characters but I was wrong. The setting of The Rain Wilds really is my favourite place in this universe.

Delaney Vorwick

Ben Cardy

Joe Woods

Brianna

Matt Stedjan

James Winduss

The motley band of deformed dragons and Rain Wilders continue their journey upriver towards the ancient city of Kelsingra - if it even exists - but whilst the humans are becoming used to, and more adept at controlling, their dragon charges, they are completely unprepared for the discovery that the dragons are irrevocably changing them the closer they become...