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title: "Victory of Eagles (Temeraire) Mass Market Paperback – May 19, 2009"
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# Victory of Eagles (Temeraire) Mass Market Paperback – May 19, 2009

**Brand:** naomi novik
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- **What is this?** Victory of Eagles (Temeraire) Mass Market Paperback – May 19, 2009 by naomi novik
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    Victory Of Eagles; positive but mixed, needs some happy (Spoiler)
  

*by W***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 7, 2009*

I came late to the Temeraire series, downloading the free - Her Majesty's Dragon a little over a week ago and reading the entire series as if one big book in the last 7 days.First the positive:  I love most of the ideals of the series, freedom, respect, self determination, honor dignity, responsibility and loyalty regardless of race, creed, color or in this case species.  I actually cried when Levitas looked up at his captain the heartless Rankin and said with his dying breath, "you came".  I tear up thinking about that moment, as I write this review.  I love the different perspective the series presents again and again, seeing issues from the "other side" forces me to think outside my own paradigms.  I enjoy that rather than a stereotypic presentation of Napoleon, the author instead chooses to focus on his need to influence, strategic decision making and subtle stabs ie: knowing that by sparing Lord Allendale's home he pushes Laurence further away from the Lordship and military leaders of England.  I enjoyed the introduction of Percitia who refused to fight and instead used her intellect despite the fear of being labeled a coward.  I enjoyed the idea that the Dragons would finally recognize their right to free will.Now to what ultimately left me unfulfilled.1.  As amazed as I am to say this, I'm getting tired, no bored of William Laurence.  Laurence takes great pride in his honor and resulting self sacrifice, but again and again is willing to potentially put Temeraire in a position of a century(s) of misery only to serve his now ridiculous sense of honor (there is no honor or duty  in genocide).  First by returning to England after providing a cure to the Dragon Plague, and then again at the end of this book by accepting a life sentence of hard labor for both of them instead of offending his sense of honor and defending his right to freedom based on the promise provided during the invasion.  While he obviously has good intent, but if he truly believed Dragons to be equal creatures then he should feel less guilty for preventing genocide.  He should be more willing to argue his case, "honorable" or not.  Strangely, if Laurence were to die the prime emotional kick in the gut would be how it would effect Temeraire, a bad sign.  Laurence should be able to stand on his own as a character and if he's going to, he needs to stop being so dark, always.2.  They are never happy.  I'm finding that the lack of ebb and flow in their happiness is inoculating me when things go bad, things are always going bad.  At some point Temeraire/Laurence  need to be happy so when that happiness is disturbed it actually feels like a loss.3.  Little incongruities in ideals mentioned above in the positives.  The author goes to great lengths to present the idea that Percitia (who is slow, small and will not fight) still has great value to the war cause and dragons in general.  Percitia comes up with a idea that likley  saves the day, yet without much thought their pay scale is set on the size of each Dragon, reducing them again to livestock, and they agree??  The whole idea of having a smallish dragon attend the negotiations was to ensure equal payment/treatment, then they agree to a livestock weight/pay agreement?4.  Lien/Temeraire -  I don't mind that they don't meet in battle, I just wish the author would allow Temeraire to grow a little and be more strategic, not continually outwitted by Lien.  Its the dragon version of the Laurence problem.  If Lien is never (2 books), disappointed and always ahead, it's no surprise when she again outsmarts Temeraire and his group.  Even in this book, the trap was fallen into not by Lien but by Napoleon.  The repeated Lien escapes would be more rewarding if there was ever even the smallest sense of risk for her.5.  This is my final criticism.  I'm going to buy the next book and the first thing I'm going to do is turn to the back page.  If Laurence or Temerarie are *again* in chains, arrested, injured and dying, or otherwise in dire straights it will be the last, of a series I love.  There are far better ways to provide a bridge to the next book than to have every book end with some unresolved bad situation, that starts to feel like a comic book after awhile.So how did I give this book 4 stars?The author has an excellent ability to get you to understand the characters and their motivations.  The stories are interesting and have enough history embedded so you almost feel compelled to review the historical subject matter after the fact.And most important, Temeraire is the kind of companion anyone would love to have by their side, whatever species.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Third reading: still my favorite
  

*by C***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 7, 2022*

In this volume, Novik expands our knowledge about almost everyone she has introduced so far in the series, both dragon and human. We also get to know many of Temeraire's  dragon comrades and learn about their hierarchy.  Tharkay and Roland return as well as Lady Allendale, Edith, General Wellesley and the war ministers. It's fascinating to see Britain from Scotland to the Channel as it might have been with dragons and a Napoleonic invasion. Even more fascinating (and humorous)  is the uprising and development of a troop of dragon irregulars, led (of course) by Temeraire.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    This series continues to impress
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 1, 2022*

Just when I think the interpersonal relationships have been fully explored, the author finds new depths. The seriousness of the plot intermixed with just the right amount of humor is the perfect recipe for a great reading experience.

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