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Original Title:	Dragon's Time
ISBN:	1423346998 (ISBN13: 9781423346999)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Pern #23, Pern (Chronological Order) #10

Dragon's Time (Pern #23)

Anne McCaffrey

Audio CD | Pages: 316 pages

Rating: 3.96 | 4475 Users | 233 Reviews

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Title	:	Dragon's Time (Pern #23)
Author	:	Anne McCaffrey
Book Format	:	Audio CD
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 316 pages
Published	:	June 28th 2011 by Brilliance Corporation (first published January 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Science Fiction. Dragons. Fiction

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For the first time in more than three years, bestselling authors Anne McCaffrey and Todd McCaffrey, mother and son, have teamed up again to do what they do best: add a fresh chapter to the most beloved science fiction series of all time, the Dragonriders of Pern.

Even though Lorana cured the plague that was killing the dragons of Pern, sacrificing her queen dragon in the process, the effects of the disease were so devastating that there are no longer enough dragons available to fight the fall of deadly Thread. And as the situation grows more dire, a pregnant Lorana decides that she must take drastic steps in the quest for help.

Meanwhile, back at Telgar Weyr, Weyrwoman Fiona, herself pregnant, and the harper Kindan must somehow keep morale from fading altogether in the face of the steadily mounting losses of dragons and their riders. But time weighs heavily against them — until Lorana finds a way to use time itself in their favor.

It’s a plan fraught with risk, however. For attempting time travel means tampering with the natural laws of the universe, which could drastically alter history — and destiny — forever. Or so it has always been thought. But Lorana discovers that if the laws of time can’t be broken without consequences, it may still be possible to bend them. To ensure the future of Pern, she’s willing to take the fateful chance — even if it demands another, even greater, sacrifice.

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I've been reading the Dragon books by Anne McCaffrey for years and years. This, by far, was not my favorite, but I always enjoy my visits with the amazing dragons of Pern. A cure for the plague killing the dragons was found, but not before their numbers were decimated. Thread is coming and there aren't enough dragons to fight the next fall. Lots of time travel.

I'm so torn on how I feel about this book. I enjoyed the characters and I enjoyed most of the story. This continues the same fall from the previous books and the same characters. There is an awful lot of going between times to save Pern and the dragon population during a thread fall. They have perished from sickness and thread and they will not have enough dragons to get through this fall.The premise of the story is great. I still feel like it is way too drawn out. So many books over the same

I'm not sure what to say about this book. I think the underlying story was good, but the author (authors? I really can't picture this as being Anne's work) got so caught up in time travel & trying to keep secrets from the reader that it makes the whole thing just feel awkward. It doesn't help that the rules of time travel seem very strict - some of the time. When it's convenient to the plot, the characters are able to 'cheat' the rules, which might be okay except that the times when you can

Bitterly disappointed.That's me right after finishing this book.I was so hoping for some Anne-permutation of greatness, some flashback to the great writing of the Anne-only Pern books, because she co-wrote this one with her son Todd, right? No. In the forwards and afterwords, it is very clear - Todd wrote the book, she gave some advice or inspiration perhaps, and he copy-edited the book as well, so all mistakes are his, he tells us. First the good:I really love the new 'time' of Pern he's

It's official: Anne McCaffrey should have retired the Pern series, rather than handing it off to her profoundly untalented son Todd. And we get yet another demonstration of why in "Dragon's Time," another painfully slow, tension-free story that is more soap-opera than sci-fantasy. And this time around, Todd is obsessing about something new: PREGNANCY.Specifically, Fiona is pregnant, and everyone cares about this because she's so wonderful. Lorana WAS pregnant, but traveling through time causes

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I'm a huge fan of the Pern series but this book and the previous from Todd haven't really been that great. I admit if the last couple books had been the first in the series, I would have stopped reading. The relationships in this book are so over the top it's hard to keep track. I can take a love triangle but a love octagon? Really? Where I'm from STOP signs are octagons... so stop with the confusing relationships. Then there is the time travel. I'm cool with time travel. I can follow easily