Still, he is protective type, he would do anything for everyone his to be safe. Except for the fact that he would be killed if he wasn't acting like an village idiot. He thinks of others more than he thinks of himself. Oh and he is 19 :D (and yet this book is still adult, thank god).He is not an user which i loved, because if you have powerful mage by your side who is in so many wrong ways bound to you, wouldn't you use him for your goals? He didn't and that is what i like. Still, he is really smart, and having the chance to prove it, he took it. Unfortunately for him, his playing of being stupid really made him talk slow and the perception of himself turned to be more serious than he thought it would be. So when his father died he didn't grieve at all. And when he almost killed Ward because he saw him as a rival, Ward decided to stay low and appear as stupid. His father was quite a monster, he abused everything he could. He is also the main character and is hair to Hurog. I love Ward, he is also genius and is also fun and righteous guy.

They are of all kind, and all of them are unique.

The same ring which now binds Ward and Oreg together.Ĭharacters were just amazing. Ward finds out later that Oreg is not an ghost, but rather a mage of the Hurog family, bastard son of the great hero Seleg of Hurog, who cursed Oreg into a guardian of Hurogmeten - the rulers of Hurog - by bounding him to a ring and a guardian of the Hurog keep. And then, his father dies, but is he truly free? No, he isn't because he has to prove that he is not, in fact, an idiot, and that he is capable of ruling on his own. One day, while searching for his sister Ciarra, he found someone he didn't expect. His father thought of him as a threat to his own throne, and therefore injured him one day, severely, and from that moment on, Ward started to act like an idiot.

Ward was always thinking that best way to keep staying alive was to act like an village idiot - because his father would kill him otherwise. In a world where there is one king who rules the five kingdoms and where all of the dragons had disappeared, the story is set into kingdom of Shavig - once home to Dragons. Patricia Briggs sure is brutal woman :D (good job). The story was quite interesting and to me it was even darker than The Blade Itself or Wizard's First Rule combined. I am at loss for words at how epic this book is. the image/cover is Danish, but it's awesome ♥ I loved the story, i loved the setting and i loved everything about it. Especially the characters, they were brilliant, fantastic and believable.

I loved the writing even though it was switching from first person to third person, but i loved everything about it.

Dragon bones by patricia briggs