The Last Battle

by Chris Bunch

Dragonmaster (3)

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The Great War against the Roche is over. But the world is grey, battered, and the promise of peace never quite materialises for Hal Kailas. Even the joy has gone from the Dragonmaster's marriage, for reasons neither he nor Lady Khiri can determine. As predicted, with the end of the war not only dragon fliers, but dragons themselves have been cast aside. However, an old concern re-emerges ... what or who is savaging the dragons in their native lands? Enlisting trusted comrades, Hal embarks on show more a new crusade, and discovers a threat, not just to the dragons but to man himself. show less

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With the war over and his marriage on the rocks, hero dragon rider Hal Kalais is feeling useless. Frustrated and angry over the abandonment of both the dragon riders and their dragons after his homelands final victory, Hal hatches a plan of expedition and exploration. Before long he and a handpicked crew of men and dragons are off across the waters to the west.

Not exactly the conclusion that I was expecting, but a satisfying resolution just the same.
½
The only raison d'etre of this book was to be the third book of a trilogy.
This one is less obviously a alternate history... I think it's looking at 'Nam to be honest, but my history of that war is less good because it's not really a war we were closely involved in.
½

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Canonical title
The Last Battle
Original publication date
2004
Dedication
For Monsieur Jack-Attaque Demong
(d.o.b. 23-12-02)

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Fiction and Literature, Fantasy, General Fiction
DDC/MDS
813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999
LCC
PS3552 .U466 .L37Language and LiteratureAmerican literatureAmerican literatureIndividual authors1961-
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