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If you are a Science Fiction lover, then you will definitely appreciate the book Talon by Julie Kagawa. The author is Julie Kagawa need I say more? The author of the Fey series *squeal*, really that should be enough to pull you in. Be aware that this is the first book in a series, I was not aware of this until the ending of the book. The story revolves around 2 characters Ember and Garret with a transitioning perspective between them for each chapter. For example; in one chapter everything is told from Ember's perspective while in the next everything is told from Garret's perspective. This gives the book a good overall sense and awareness of the situation and the characters. This book describes the survival of the dragon race even if unconventional
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