Cast in Conflict

Cast in Conflict

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  • Create Date:2021-06-30 04:19:24
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Michelle Sagara
  • ISBN:B08FYPCGSM
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Summary

Keep your friends close, and your enemis closer

A Dragon and ten Barrani wouldn’t be anyone’s ideal roommates if a person wants peace and tranquility at home。 The residue of three Draco-Barrani wars can make things pretty awkward—on a good day。 Kaylin Neya has run out of good days。

In the upheaval surrounding the Academia, the Tower in the fief of Candallar is now without its lord。 The Towers were created to protect Elantra against Shadow。 Dragon Bellusdeo wants to captain the Tower and continue a war she’ll never be able to abandon。 But Sedarias, leader of the Barrani cohort, wants the Tower for the cohort。 And Barrani and Dragons don’t negotiate, even when they’re living under the same roof。

If there were ever a time for Shadow to strike, it’s now, when alliances are fractured and the Tower is vulnerable for the first time in centuries。 More than ever, Kaylin needs her friends to work together if they’re going to be able to stop the threat to Elantra。

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Hannah Osborn

This has to be one my favorites of her more recent releases。 I really like that seems that she has returned to the series' root a bit for this release。 We get to interact with Sanabalis *ahem* I mean the Arkon。 WE have Tara and Tiamaris。 There's others but I don't want to give the whole book away。 Kaylin continues to show her slow but steady growth although she does still struggle with wanting to a problem solver/fixer for her adopted family's problems without any care for her own wellbeing。 Poo This has to be one my favorites of her more recent releases。 I really like that seems that she has returned to the series' root a bit for this release。 We get to interact with Sanabalis *ahem* I mean the Arkon。 WE have Tara and Tiamaris。 There's others but I don't want to give the whole book away。 Kaylin continues to show her slow but steady growth although she does still struggle with wanting to a problem solver/fixer for her adopted family's problems without any care for her own wellbeing。 Poor girl is still a little slow on the uptake when it comes to burgeoning romances around her but we love her anyway。 I like how Nightshade seems to be learning better ways to relate to Kaylin。 The Barrani are slow to change until Kaylin gets ahold of them 😉 I wonder if he's wanted to change but wants the convenient excuse of Chosen-related exposure for the personality adjustment。 I still love him and ship him with our girl。The dragon court cracks me up。 I swear they're a bunch of ancient dudes who are utterly clueless about females。 Specifically, dragon females。 In particular, Bellusdeo。 They rely on Kaylin to interpret her foreign female ways and seem to hide behind Kaylin because Bellusdeo is less likely to hurt her than them。 Poor males。Overall, I loved it and hate that I have to wait for the next one。Quote from the book: --“I’ve called you Sanabalis—Lord Sanabalis—for the entire time I’ve known you。 I’m sorry。 I’ll get it right。”Sanabalis’s eyes were orange, but his smile was genuine。 “As you were, Private。”“I’m a corporal!”“You’ve been a private for the entire time I’ve known you。”Point to the Dragon。--Cast in Conflict by Michelle Sagara 。。。more

Jenn

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Warning: this review contains spoilers。 Cast in Conflict is book 16—16 people—in the Chronicles of Elantra series, by Michelle Sagara。 If you have not already read the first 15, I do not recommend starting here。 This isn’t one of those series where the author re-caps enough to catch-up a first-time reader。 Go back and start at the beginning or you will be dreadfully confused。 The cover is beautiful and epic, and I only wish the book followed the theme。 But I go too fast。 Let’s start at the begin Warning: this review contains spoilers。 Cast in Conflict is book 16—16 people—in the Chronicles of Elantra series, by Michelle Sagara。 If you have not already read the first 15, I do not recommend starting here。 This isn’t one of those series where the author re-caps enough to catch-up a first-time reader。 Go back and start at the beginning or you will be dreadfully confused。 The cover is beautiful and epic, and I only wish the book followed the theme。 But I go too fast。 Let’s start at the beginning。 Cast in Conflict opens with Kaylin in a magic lesson with Lord Sanabalis—excuse me—the Arkon。 We have not seen Kaylin in her required magic lessons, or doing much with her main employment as a Hawk for several books, because something always manages to get in the way。 I can’t help but miss come of the people Kaylin comes into contact with when she is doing her regular job—like Marcus。 And once again, the magic lesson is short-lived, because of roommate drama。 Bellusdeo has up until now mostly followed Kaylin to her job, to her volunteer work, and into mortal danger。 But The events of the previous book left one of the fiefs without a captain, and Bellusdeo decides to try and claim it。 The only problem is that the Barani cohort also want control of the tower, to use as a base and safehouse。 Kaylin is re-assigned to escort Bellusdeo around the fiefs while she tries to take the Tower of Candallar。 The only problem is that halfway thought the book, and all that has happened is that Kaylin has run errands and attended several meetings where some new characters talk to each other。 I found this quite boring。 It wasn’t the most engaging start, and the only reason I slogged through is because I am a long-time fan。 The best part of the book was the relationship building that got to happen。 Bellusdeo has to have baby dragons at some point—we all know this。 And close readers, or readers who can do math, should have realized by now that pretty much the only option for Bellusdeo is Emmerian, who also happens to be one of the few dragons Bellusdeo can tolerate。 So while this hasn’t exactly been a secret to the reader, this is the first time Emmerian finds out that he is “in the running” per se。 Kaylin has to work her way through dragon relationship issues as well as disagreements among the cohort。 I feel a real opportunity was missed here to show some character growth。 Normally I enjoy the slow-build in this series, because it really give times and reasons for characters to change。 There was an opportunity for Kaylin to learn from the relationship between the dragonas and between the cohort and apply it to her own life **cough cough Severn**。 But that doesn’t happen here。 I have hope that maybe it will in the next book。 But for now, the only thing that really happens in this one is that Kaylin looses a roommate。 Overall, not my favorite。 3 stars。 。。。more

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CategoriesDragons & Mythical Creatures, Sagas, Action & Adventure Fantasy, Epic FantasyMiniseriesThe Chronicles of Elantra

Amy

Michelle Sagara consistently delivers a well developed, intricate world with fascinating characters。 Cast in Conflict joins her long list of home runs。

Rachel

I have been reading this series for over a decade, and I still enjoy it as much now as I did when I started。 This is a slow burn fantasy series with a focus on worldbuilding, but enough character growth and interaction to keep me interested (I'm a relationship reader, not necessarily a world-building reader)。Cast in Conflict took a big step forward in terms of plot, and it kept me hooked。 As soon as I finished it I was sad that it was over and wanted to keep going。 I recommend this series to fan I have been reading this series for over a decade, and I still enjoy it as much now as I did when I started。 This is a slow burn fantasy series with a focus on worldbuilding, but enough character growth and interaction to keep me interested (I'm a relationship reader, not necessarily a world-building reader)。Cast in Conflict took a big step forward in terms of plot, and it kept me hooked。 As soon as I finished it I was sad that it was over and wanted to keep going。 I recommend this series to fans of wordy fantasy like Tolkien, but particularly for a reader who prefers a gentler, less blood and gore filled battle world。 Here the focus is on magic, cultures, friendships, and the power of words, not who's the better fighter; there are action scenes, but they're more introspective。 Start at the beginning with Book 1; this is not a series where you can jump in at the middle and expect to understand what's going on。 。。。more

BookAddict ✒ La Crimson Femme

Kaylin is back and she takes on yet another death defying mission。 Into the heart of Ravellon, she finds something completely unexpected。 This latest book in the series is yet another epic quest with danger and heartbreak。 Just how much has been lost with the battle with the Shadow? What is it that causes Shadow? I'm still in the dark about it (no pun intended)。 To read the rest of my review, click on the image below to see it on my website。 Kaylin is back and she takes on yet another death defying mission。 Into the heart of Ravellon, she finds something completely unexpected。 This latest book in the series is yet another epic quest with danger and heartbreak。 Just how much has been lost with the battle with the Shadow? What is it that causes Shadow? I'm still in the dark about it (no pun intended)。 To read the rest of my review, click on the image below to see it on my website。 。。。more

Christina

This latest book was a wild ride and I loved every single minute of it。 It will be torture waiting for the next one。

Louisa

This book was so fantastic, I loved the watching the two ladies both wanting the now unmanned tower! Such a great read and I can't wait for the next one! This book was so fantastic, I loved the watching the two ladies both wanting the now unmanned tower! Such a great read and I can't wait for the next one! 。。。more

Dominique

Coming out June 29, 2021。

Miss OP

As always I hate every single person who reads this book before me。