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Gregg  M. Stave, MD, JD, MPH, FACP, FACOEM, FACPM is a consultant in occupational medicine and corporate health and Assistant Consulting Professor in the Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine at Duke University Medical Center. He previously worked as a corporate medical director for Glaxo.

Peter H. Wald, MD, MPH, FACP, FACOEM, FACMT, is the Enterprise Medical Director at USAA in San Antonio, Texas, and Adjunct Professor of Public Health, San Antonio Regional Campus, University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, TX.

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Reviews From Customers

DJM
Not Quite There
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 23, 2021

I really liked the authors books like Uprooted and Spinning Silver, so I was looking forward to this series. Having read Book 1, I won’t be buying the others.

Although the premise is really interesting (unlike some, I though putting Dragons in a known historical context was really interesting ), I found the characters over-simplified to the point of being almost cliches/caricatures, and the Dragons almost seemed like emotional simpletons.

For me, the intrigue and interest in the universe was more than offset by the annoyance at the key plot figures. To be fair, I’ve been tired of the whole period drama genre for a while, and found this story-telling too much like it was written by an author of that time but without any of the charm that counter-balances the Victorian style hypocrisy, airs and graces.

northsylvania
I like authors like Ursula K
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 4, 2017

I binge read the entire series in two weeks, which was a satisfying approach as there is a definite sociopolitical edge as the series progresses and the difference that dragons can make to a society’s progression becomes more apparent. I like authors like Ursula K. LeGuin who examine cultural influences, as well as alternative history series like the early Alvin Maker books. Novik has done a very good job here of fusing the two genres to the betterment of both. The first book can be read purely as a ripping yarn, but the later books add complexity and meaning.
This is one of the few works that I will be turning around and rereading immediately to examine the craft of how they were written instead of just how the plot develops.
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BookWorm
Great fun
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 20, 2018

Temeraire is a swashbuckling fantasy action adventure set during the Napoleonic wars. Everything seems much the same as in reality with the large, critical difference that dragons exist and are employed by both sides in the fighting. There doesn’t seem to be any other magic or wizardry, just the dragons. Laurence, the hero, is a naval captain who has an unplanned change of career when a baby dragon takes a liking to him. He calls it Temeraire after a famous ship, and soon the two are inseparable and headed off to become an airborne fighting unit.

Both Laurence and Temeraire are great characters, really likeable, and I was invested in them from early on in the book. There’s plenty of adventure and excitement as they join a squadron of dragons and fight in battles. The supporting characters are also well described. The challenges of Laurence’s transition from the very formal Navy to the much more daredevil, relaxed world of the flying corps are well described and provide a layer to the story beyond the inevitable peril from the French forces.

I’ve only given four stars because I think the plot is quite standard – there weren’t really any surprises here and I guessed all the twists. It follows a pretty well trodden path for this type of fantasy story. However it’s really well done and very enjoyable to read. It’s also only the first of a nine book series so I’m sure there is room for more complex plots to develop in later novels. I’ll definitely be reading more of them – this is perfect escapism. I don’t think I’m going to remember much about it in a month other than it had a dragon in and I enjoyed it, which is another reason for not giving a fifth star, but in the moment it was great fun and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys this type of fantasy adventure.
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Clive Butterfield
A Surprisingly good read
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 4, 2016

What a nice surprise this book turned out to be. I had just read a remarkable novel “Uprooted” by a new author to me Naomi Novak. I was anxious after finishing it to see if there was a sequel. Instead I discovered a large number of books in the Temeraire Series, which I had never heard of. The jacket notes (yes I know it’s an ebook, but you know what I mean), did not make me want to read this story, Napoleonic wars and Dragons, I just thought it was a “jumping the shark” concept.
However, Uprooted had been so good I thought it worth a shot. Wow, it’s a very, very good read, suspend the grating concept of the 1800’s military techniques and what having an air corps made up of dragons would do to that style of warfare, and Ms Novik delivers a well-crafted and yes well researched novel.
I read that no less than Peter Jackson the Director of LOTR amongst other things has bought the rights to this being made into a movie and I can well see why. Sadly from all I can read Mr Jackson only has this as a potential project, nowhere near being a film any time soon. (How frustrating must that be for the author?)
Anyway, its great escapist fantasy and well worth the read.

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