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Title	:	Song in the Silence (The Tale of Lanen Kaelar #1)
Author	:	Elizabeth Kerner
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 401 pages
Published	:	May 15th 1998 by Tor Fantasy (first published 1996)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Romance. High Fantasy. Fiction

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Lanen Kaelar has spent her life being told just how wrongheaded and foolish she is by her entire family. When Lanen's father dies, she chooses to leave her abusive relatives and search out the great dragons she has always dreamed of, though she knows what she seeks may not be real.

But those who hold true power know that prophecies have been told of Lanen Kaelar since before her birth. They fear the destiny she may fulfill, the mysteries she may unravel--and the strange and terrifying love she may find on the legendary Dragon Isle.

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Original Title:	Song in the Silence (The Tale of Lanen Kaelar)
ISBN:	0812550447 (ISBN13: 9780812550443)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Tale of Lanen Kaelar #1
Characters:	Lanen Kaelar

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3.5A big fluff piece The writing is that of the 1990s because you can tell from the speech pattern. Too many povsConfusing at time But enjoyable

I honestly really enjoyed this book. It's one of the few that has drawn me in, in a long time. Lanen is a woman who has spent her entire life living under someone else's thumb, and after his death, she decides to finally strike out on her own. She dreams of dragons, crazy as that may be, and something about it calls her. And so she goes and has an adventure, faced with insane odds and unreal dilemmas that strike at her along the way:1. Promised to a demon and nearly killed.2. Meets and befriends

I picked up this book second hand from a charity shop. I picked it up, examined it, put it down and walked away from it. But I kept thinking about about, so I went back and bought it. It's magic was already working on me. What magic? Something about the title, the cover, the map, the beginning of the story, the voice of Lanen. They all spoke to me from the beginning, and I was spellbound.On page 76 came my Great Criticism. I had soaked Lanen into me, and for 76 pages we had followed her, in her

One of my first favorite books recommded to me by a friend. After re-reading it several times, I'm able to pick out the good and the bad. 1.) The characters are absolutely lovable and cherishable. Their personalities shine radiantly through Kerner's writing. 2.) The story is compelling and romantic...though perhaps a little too neatly wrapped up. But a happy ending will please most audiences. 3.) The writing, in and of itself, is not perfect...But this can be overlooked by the former 2 points.

i stopped reading this book after a few pages because, frankly, it bored me. i did not have the attention span to finish reading it. maybe if i wholeheartedly applied myself i would like it more, but for now i'll just leave it unrated.

[1.5 stars] A Song in the Silence had a lot of problems.Not the least of which included a narration that kept forgetting its parameters, a plot that dragged for days, and a bizarre instalove that then (ironically) proceeded to dominate most of the page count. The story was riddled with wtf? moments and more than a handful of just go with its.And yet, I managed not to DNF it.The overall story was just interesting enough to keep me reading. The basic writing was actually pretty decent if youre

All of you who love science fiction, a fantastic plot, a tear jerking love story, and beautiful imagery and writing all rolled into one... look no further. This series has it all, and Elizabeth Kerner had me hooked within the first page. The tale of Lanen as she follows her dreams to the dragon isle is one that I revisit often. It never fails to invoke the same emotional reaction it always did, appealing to me both as a young adult(when I first read it), and an adult(When I read it the second...