Master of Many Treasures

by Mary Brown

Book Overview

Learning that the man she had thought she loved is not a man at all but a dragon, Summer is devastated when the dragon flies away, and she embarks on a challenging and dangerous quest to find him. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671876937
• ISBN13: 9780671876937
• Release Date: November 1995
• Publisher: Baen Books
• Length: 376 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

A good sequel

This is a decent sequel. Still not as good as the first. It did bring the story more full circle. The first book is still my favorite.

The Unespected Dragon

My Mother got me this book for christmas, the only reason being i love dragons, but hated to read. but i finally did read it and found it very enjoyable. so much i have read it three times, over a couple years. "my mother was the village whore" is what caught my attention from the beginning, and yes it can be quite a depressing book, you just want everything to work out for summer in the end, but tragically & with a twist you find that no to be the case, i was a little dissapointed with Dragonne's Eg. it was a bit confusing at first and i kinda lost interest. but it has its moments as well, i still love this book and will continue to read it, and recomend it to anyone who is interested in a Fantasy/romance/adventurous type of book

A Little Unnecessary

I liked "Pigs Don't Fly" and was excited when I saw the sequel at the store, but after reading it, I'm a little disappointed. Don't get me wrong, I didn't think it was bad, but I was a little let down. The plot is pretty much the same as the other two books of Mary Brown's that I've read. I've enjoyed them all but I would like to see something besides "heroine on a quest with several animals that she can talk to." This particular novel is about Summer's continued quest to find her only love, Jasper, who is a dragon. But he's not a dragon all the time. Because she kissed him three times, he must spend three months a year in human form. Summer is accompanied by her loyal dog, Growch, who is frank, uncouth, and lovable, and also by a dancing bear that she rescued, a thief that is convinced she's after treasure, a ten-year-old slave (also rescued), and a magical creature created by Buddha. While this book is almost but not entirely like it's predecessor, it's still an interesting story in and of itself.

Very good sequel to "Pigs Don't Fly"

This was a good sequel to the 1st book, but i think Ms. Brownshould have stopped there. The ending was a bit disappointing. Forone it was difficult to understand, and for two there was another thing but i don't want to tell all you eager readers and spoil the ending. Overall a good book to read, very entertaining! END

Absolutely Brilliant

A worthy follower to Pigs Dont Fly. Mary Brown's books are always a pleasure to read and extremely well written. They are hard to put down.