The natural history of dragons Lady Trent's memoirs

Author's name: Mary Bernan "You, dear reader, are responsible for continuing to read. That series is not for the delicate-hearted, it is only for studying dragons, but studying such a thing offers gifts beyond comparison, like standing in the presence of a dragon, even if for less than a minute – and if you risk your life – it is a matter of pride, just testing it makes it unforgettable." Her Highness is a determined and skilled woman searching for dragons, and I support her with all my heart! Melanie Raun, best-selling author of TOUCHSTONE, commenting on the natural history of dragons "Lady Trant is Jane Goodall of the dragon world, I am glad she is finally sharing her story with the world. From her first encounter with the shimmering dragon to her discoveries in Vestrana, her memoirs will surely inspire the next generation of naturalists and dragon enthusiasts. This book makes me want to dissect anything. For medical purposes." Jim C. Hines, author of LIBRIOMANCER "The natural history of dragons secures its place among Naomi Novik and Elizabeth Peters, but it represents a stone in its own world and on its own terms. An intimate novel, but not emotional, very entertaining, and also accurate. These are the dragons you can truly believe in, deadly and threatened with extinction, hunted for sport and science, as well as for safety. A novel I highly recommend."