Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This book had its own unique twists and turns. Again, stepping back to a real life time in history, these characters do their thing. Little do they know, they are chasing more trouble for themselves than thought possible. With the relic hunters on the defense, this book is exciting, crazy, and very fun to read.
Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Vlad the Impaler or Vladislav Dracula as he was called back in the day, was known as a brutal ruler and said to be a vampire. But vampires aren’t real, right?
Adam and his crew are back at it again, this time to Romania to check out Poenari Castle, also known as Castle Dracula. A professor who is friends with Charles found papers that were said to be owned by a scholar who disappeared after investigating the castle in 1967. The British Museum crew are told to go with the professor to protect her while she looks for hidden secrets. A goblet with a dragon on it is found and that’s when all hell breaks loose. They are being hunted by Winterbourne, the military and now vampires!? One by one they are turned except for Adam and it is once again up to him to save his team. Can he do it all alone?
Meanwhile we get a glimpse into Vlad’s past and how he became the ruthless man he is known to be.
This is the 4th installment of the ‘Relic Hunters’ series and so far, it’s my favourite. I love stories of vampires and shifters and anything fantasy so I was excited to have that as the main theme this time around. Martin Ferguson has a way with words and will make you invested in all the characters right from the get go. Time to read book 5!
Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This was my favorite story. I love vampire type stories. This had me wrapped up from the start. All the drama and mystery. Adam and his friends had their hands full. This had the best story with the evil coming back and overtaking items. I am loving this series.
