Post by leesilm on Aug 24, 2021 20:23:55 GMT
Okay, years ago (and about 5 moves ago), I read most of a book and never got to finish and lost my copy of it. I cannot, for the life of me, recall the name of the book or the author. I remember the main character, I remember a few scenes from the book, and I know there was at least one sequel cause there was a mention of it being a series. HELP!
~The title, I think, had something to do with music and dragons (Dragon Song, The Song of a Dragonrider, etc.)
~The main protagonist was a woman who was exceptionally tall and muscular, and this was something she was ridiculed for in her homeland
~She dreamed of dragons
~She ends up doing some sailing with a group, and ends up encountering a dragon
~There is a scene between she and the Dragon, where she has to explain to him that when she 'shows her teeth' it is a sign of happiness, not a threatening posture. He tells her that her 'smiling' looks threatening, and he blows smoke at her, then has to explain he is 'smiling'.
~The dragons, back in the day, had the ability to shift into a more human form and, it sounded like this dragon would re-discover this ability and appear as a human male in the sequel
~I remember reading this book before 2010, but I couldn't nail down the exact year, cause I had it in a house I lived in from the mid-90s till 2010 but I buy secondhand books so it could've been published in the 80s.
HELP?
? Does anyone know what book this is? Or at least what series or author this might have been from?
Thanks!
~The title, I think, had something to do with music and dragons (Dragon Song, The Song of a Dragonrider, etc.)
~The main protagonist was a woman who was exceptionally tall and muscular, and this was something she was ridiculed for in her homeland
~She dreamed of dragons
~She ends up doing some sailing with a group, and ends up encountering a dragon
~There is a scene between she and the Dragon, where she has to explain to him that when she 'shows her teeth' it is a sign of happiness, not a threatening posture. He tells her that her 'smiling' looks threatening, and he blows smoke at her, then has to explain he is 'smiling'.
~The dragons, back in the day, had the ability to shift into a more human form and, it sounded like this dragon would re-discover this ability and appear as a human male in the sequel
~I remember reading this book before 2010, but I couldn't nail down the exact year, cause I had it in a house I lived in from the mid-90s till 2010 but I buy secondhand books so it could've been published in the 80s.
HELP?
? Does anyone know what book this is? Or at least what series or author this might have been from?Thanks!
