A Sword for a Dragon

by Christopher Rowley

Eager for action against the enemy forces, Bazil Broketail and his human boy are delighted to discover that, during their absence, a new sword has been crafted for Bazil--one more powerful than the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451452356
• ISBN13: 9780451452351
• Release Date: April 1993
• Publisher: Roc
• Length: 480 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Great

I love this book. This is my favorite Bazil and Relkin book. What I really love about this book is the scale. The entire book is on a grand scale, everything is huge from the battles to the city of Ourhd. I wish they would print the series again.

The second book was good.

I read this book with vigor, that's usually something i dont do. After i read the first book Bazil Broketail, i couldnt put this one down. The story didnt skip anything. when i started reading it it felt like i wasnt reading a new book. Plus i was also surprised by some characters that were there and, was glad to hear of new ones. although i thought the first book was better. this one is right up there. I did finish this book a while ago i just never got around to writing this review. look for my other review. Dragons of War, and Bazil Broketail

It was an amazing and breath taking novel.

i was captivated by the plot and character descriptions. it was magnificente novel. i loved the continuation of the purple green in the bazil story.

An excellent book

Great reading. I thought this would have been a better first book for the series. The interesting relationships between the characters, and the backdrop of the world in which they evolve are already set. I could not put it down as I caught the main characters and events already in motion. I was fascinated right away.

This book kicked some major Dark Master butt.

I recommend this book cause it has very good character developement of Relkin and Basil. This was a good book, but I thought Battledragon was better as well as A Dragon at Worlds End.