Amazing Stories has posted a review of my novel Dragoncharm, recently reissued as a special edition ebook.
As well as sharing some insightful thoughts on the challenges of writing from the point of view of non-human characters, reviewer Ira Nayman also has some nice things to say about the book:
Edwards’ masterstroke is showing how both sides succumb to charismatic, demagogic leaders who set them down the path to war. The charmed are led by a dragon whose lust for power over others is palpable, while the natural are led by a dragon whose sanity is questionable … Dragoncharm is at its most insightful when it portrays the ways such leaders play upon the ignorance and fear of the populations they lead … If read as a fable rather than a work of epic fantasy, Dragoncharm succeeds brilliantly.
You can read the complete review here at the Amazing Stories website.
Graham Edwards 
Lovely to see this is now available to read as a ebook! Just curious if the sequels will be also released as ebooks?
It’s a huge task to republish the old novels as ebooks. I don’t have plans currently to do the same with the other dragon books, nor the Stone trilogy. But never say never!
Never say never indeed … since making my earlier comment, I’ve republished the entire Stone trilogy in paperback and for Kindle, also “Dragoncharm” and “Dragonstorm,” with “Dragonflame” following close behind.
Yes, thank you again 🙂
Do you think you will carry on with the new dragon trilogy books in the near future?
If you mean sequels to “The Dragons of Bloodrock,” I hope they will happen eventually. But I have a heap of other things on my wishlist to get through first!
Thank you so much for your reply! I’m glad to hear it’s not a definite no and can’t imagine how hard or time consuming it is to do. The second book was my favourite of the three and as a whole one of my overall favourite ever fantasy series!