A Proper Introduction to Dragons

Imagine Elizabeth Bennett, age 12, with dragons. She is seriously the most adorable! She is constantly befriending dragons without fear. And. They. Love. Her. Apparently, the first time this happened, she was only four. If you need an excuse to fall even more in love with Elizabeth Bennett, this book will do it for you. So good.

This is the first of the series that uses the characters from Pride and Prejudice without following the story or excessive quoting of Austen. And I loved it so much. Benjamin Fife's narration was superb. I am continually amazed with the variety of voices he comes up with.

I received a free copy of the audiobook from StoryOrigin and have reviewed it willingly.

Disclaimer: I received this book as a free review copy from the narrator. Thank you very much.

The story: A prequel to book 1 discussing how Elizabeth met April and Longbourn and how she came to be a member of the Blue Order.

This was a fun story. You get a good look into young Elizabeth's mind and see how she began studying dragons so carefully and working out how to properly communicate with them,. I think it would work just as well if read before the other books as it does when read after.

The narrator: As usual Benjamin Fife knocks it out of the park with his performance! I've said this in previous reviews but his character voices are a joy to listen to and so distinct that I'm never confused about who is talking.

To see a young Elizabeth Bennet growing up through her early teenage years.

It seems that Elizabeth started to hear dragons at the tender age of four.

When she gets called to the Blue Order to answer questions before the Order decides if she can join or not. But the dragons do want Elizabeth to join.