Candace G. (Ogre) reviewed We Three Dragons : A Trio of Dragon Tales for the Holiday Season (Tor Fantasy) on + 1568 more book reviews
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A trio of dragon tales for the holiday season⦠Great fun!
The Knight, Before Christmas---by Jeff Grubb
A family celebrates their midwinter holiday with the poetic telling of the tale about a bold knight who confronts a dreaded dragon on Christmas Eve.
The Christmas Dragon---by James M. Ward
The holiday chimes of a small town incite the wrath of nearby dragon who adds to his horde by preying on their bounty, only to later discover the true meaning of the holiday season when his horde is coveted by an even darker and rapacious denizen. (With some thanks to Edgar Allen Poe)
Wrathclaw's Wyrmtide Or The Secret of Treasure Unlooked For by Ed Greenwood
A greedy old monster of a dragon reflects on wealth and mortality when confronting a mysterious and magical treasure that seems to reflect his own past. He comes to regret some of his decisions and desires, and in turn discovers a treasure far greater than gold, indeed, the legendary Treasure-Unlooked-For. (With some echoes of Charles Dickens.)
The Knight, Before Christmas---by Jeff Grubb
A family celebrates their midwinter holiday with the poetic telling of the tale about a bold knight who confronts a dreaded dragon on Christmas Eve.
The Christmas Dragon---by James M. Ward
The holiday chimes of a small town incite the wrath of nearby dragon who adds to his horde by preying on their bounty, only to later discover the true meaning of the holiday season when his horde is coveted by an even darker and rapacious denizen. (With some thanks to Edgar Allen Poe)
Wrathclaw's Wyrmtide Or The Secret of Treasure Unlooked For by Ed Greenwood
A greedy old monster of a dragon reflects on wealth and mortality when confronting a mysterious and magical treasure that seems to reflect his own past. He comes to regret some of his decisions and desires, and in turn discovers a treasure far greater than gold, indeed, the legendary Treasure-Unlooked-For. (With some echoes of Charles Dickens.)
