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Original Title:	Steal the Dragon (Sianim, #2)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sianim #2

Steal the Dragon (Sianim #2) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

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Title	:	Steal the Dragon (Sianim #2)
Author	:	Patricia Briggs
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Reissue of 0441002730 (9780441002733)
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	by Ace (first published November 1st 1995)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Fiction. Magic

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Steal the Dragon is book two in the Sianim series by Patricia Briggs and narrated by Jennifer James Bradshaw. This one is very intense, deep, and exciting. It’s filled with wizards, mages, and spies.

I want to get out of the way; dragon. The dragon in the title is miss leading. There is one appearance in a dream of a dragon, but there are no dragons in this book.

Now, I loved book one and four in this series. Both those books focus on Aralorn who is an interesting character, but in Steal the Dragon we get different characters in the same world just a different part of the world. The only common thing is the mercenary guild.

This novel reads as a stand-alone. You don’t have to read in order as you can see I read books one and then jumped to four and then came back for two.

Rialla is a former dancer/slave who is asked to return to the land of her slavery on an important mission for the Spymaster of the mercenary guild. She does this, but it’s not easy for her. Has she really left slavery behind her, even though she’s found her way to the mercenary guild and a new life. I felt for our lead and what she’s trying to do and all that she had to go through to complete the mission/goal.

Things don’t go as planed and Laeth her slaver spy partner is accused of murder. She ends up finding help in an unexpected place. Tris our healer is more than he seams. He’s not quite human. He helps Rialla and Laeth. With Laeth on his way back to the mercenary guild with part of the information, Tris and Rialla stay behind to find the real killer, which puts her in her former owner’s clutches again.

There is slavery and all that that entails. It was hard to listen to the scenes of abuse and rape. Rillalla’s internal conflict is intense and well done. Tris was a nice love interest, tho the focus is the mission with love blooming slowly. I like that they solve their issues with brain power rather than muscle power and even at times running away.

Steal the Dragon is a sneaky chess game with skill and strategy. The storytelling is vivid and outstanding.

Narration: Jennifer James Bradshaw does a wonderful job! I’m glad I listened. It made the story move along and brought out the hardships and issues these characters face. I like how vivid the different voices are for everyone and it felt like the story was coming off the pages.

Rated: 4 Stars

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Basic Plot: A former slave turns spy to save her chosen homeland.One of my favorites, and my first Patricia Briggs book. I saw that beautiful Royo cover in a bookstore and grabbed it immediately. I love the way this book is written.

I picked up this book from a used book exchange near my house as part of that get a book for your date thing that goes around the internet from time to time. Although we both tried to find the first book in a series, apparently, number 1 books were not in stock, and we both eventually gave up. (Although, I think that he had a better time of his than I did mine, because he read the entire series, whereas I...)The reason why I read this book aside... It wasn't horrible. But it also didn't make me

Steal the Dragon is book two in the Sianim series by Patricia Briggs and narrated by Jennifer James Bradshaw. This one is very intense, deep, and exciting. Its filled with wizards, mages, and spies. I want to get out of the way; dragon. The dragon in the title is miss leading. There is one appearance in a dream of a dragon, but there are no dragons in this book. Now, I loved book one and four in this series. Both those books focus on Aralorn who is an interesting character, but in Steal the

It's difficult to describe what I feel about this book - I don't dislike it, it's just that I don't have strong feelings about it at all. I pushed myself to read it quite quickly, and it wasn't boring. But I kind of missed having an exciting plot, a showdown, anticipating where the story might go. I didn't know what would happen to the characters (which is a good thing), but at the same time I wasn't really curious to find out (which is a bad thing). There was just nothing... pulling the story

This book has so much implicit approval of non consensual everything, from slavery to rape to unilateral relationship mucking, that it made my skin crawl. Unfortunately this was not the intent of the author. If I hadnt already bought a remaining book or two by this author, Id just stop now.

An enjoyable story about Rialla, a former slave going undercover as her former self and Tris, a mysterious healer who comes to her aid on her mission.Vivid images and engaging story, but although there is a romantic undercurrent throughout and the relationship between the heroes evolves and they obviously fall in love, they never exchange more than a kiss. Apart from that and the obvious "twist" concerning the bad guys, I didn't have any major issues with the story, which sucked me in and kept

This is book 2 in the Siaim series, but you really don't need to read this series in order - each story stands alone with a different setting and a different couple. There are no sex scenes, so I wouldn't call this romance, but in each of the 3 books, the lead characters fall in love. Mostly, it's traditional fantasy from the early days of Patricia Brigg's writing. She disparages her early works, but it's still strong. I can see why her publisher kept investing in her - she has a knack for