Book 3 in the Dragon Slippers trilogy [Dragon Slippers, Dragon Flight, Dragon Spear] Creel's final exciting adventure in this series is the story of the dragons' future after an unknown colony of dragons come to light.

She's an unusual heroine--with dressmaking superpowers--and an intrepid one with a tendency to go off on her own. It's endearing that the dragons call her on her impetuosity, from time to time.

I loved the dragon king and queen! They are fully-fleshed (fully-scaled? :) characters in this story with strong personalities and longstanding relationships to Creel and the other dragons in the story. The dragons are the star of the show.

I read the earlier books some time ago, so I missed some references to earlier events in the series, but the story still worked. The romance is woven into the story, and takes second place to the conflict between the groups of dragons--and the groups of people. ( )

This may be my favorite series by Jessica Day George. There are so many awesome things in the entire trilogy, but especially in this last book where even more dragons show up, and there's an epic rescue mission, and we finally meet Creel's aunt and she's even worse than I could have imagined. ( )

I'm still a big fan of Jessica Day George in all her incarnations thus far. Great continuation to a great series -- yay dragons! ( )

Good for a younger age than I. I'm pretty sure my 10-year-old sister would like it. I'm probably just overly critical for saying that everything always seems to turn out right and no one really grows. ( )

The second in the series was my favorite. I wasn't sure at first that I was going to like this one, but I did enjoy the second half more than the first. ( )