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The story picks up where the previous book, City of Dragons, left off. The dragons and their keepers have finally reached Kelsingra, the ancient city of the Elderlings. The city is full of wonders and dangers, and the dragons must learn to navigate their new surroundings while their keepers struggle to survive in a hostile environment.
The dragons are growing stronger and more intelligent, but they are still not fully mature. They are also still plagued by physical deformities and illnesses caused by their stunted growth in the polluted waters of the Rain Wild River. The keepers must find a way to heal the dragons and help them reach their full potential.
Meanwhile, the human characters are dealing with their own challenges. Alise, the scholar who has been studying the dragons, is torn between her love for her husband Hest and her growing attraction to the dragon Tintaglia. Hest, who has been using Alise for his own gain, is becoming increasingly desperate and dangerous. Thymara, the young keeper who has formed a bond with the dragon Sintara, is struggling to find her place in the world and to reconcile her feelings for her fellow keeper Tats with her loyalty to Sintara.
As the story unfolds, the characters must confront their own fears and weaknesses in order to save the dragons and themselves. They must also face the threat of the Chalcedean fleet, which is approaching Kelsingra with the intention of capturing the dragons and using them for their own purposes.
One of the strengths of Blood of Dragons is its complex and well-developed characters. Each character has their own motivations and struggles, and their relationships with each other are nuanced and realistic. Alise, in particular, is a fascinating character. She is intelligent and curious, but also vulnerable and conflicted. Her relationship with Tintaglia is both romantic and intellectual, and it raises interesting questions about the nature of love and desire.
The dragons themselves are also well-realized characters. They are not simply magical creatures, but rather complex beings with their own personalities and desires. They are fiercely loyal to their keepers, but they also have their own agendas and goals. The relationship between the dragons and their keepers is one of mutual dependence and respect, and it is a testament to Hobb’s skill as a writer that she is able to make this relationship feel both believable and emotionally resonant.
The world-building in Blood of Dragons is also impressive. Kelsingra is a vividly realized setting, full of ancient ruins and mysterious artifacts. The city is both beautiful and dangerous, and the characters must navigate its many secrets and dangers in order to survive. The history of the Elderlings and their relationship with the dragons is also explored in more depth, adding depth and richness to the world.
The plot of Blood of Dragons is engaging and well-paced. There are plenty of twists and turns, and the tension builds steadily throughout the book. The final battle between the dragons and the Chalcedean fleet is particularly thrilling, and it is a satisfying conclusion to the series.
Overall, Blood of Dragons is a worthy conclusion to The Rain Wild Chronicles. It is a rich and complex story, full of well-developed characters, vivid world-building, and thrilling action. Saskia Butler’s narration is also excellent, bringing the characters and world to life with skill and nuance. Fans of Robin Hobb’s work will not be disappointed by this book, and it is a must-read for anyone who loves epic fantasy.