Fight and Flight (Magic 2.0 Book 4)

If you liked the previous books in the series then there are a lot of familiar things, same characters, same sense of humour and the same locations. This isn't a bad thing but unfortunately this book is really lacking a decent plot and underlying story to bring the familiar characters to life and give them something useful to do.Most of the plot is driven by the fact one of the Wizards created dragons as a means for the other wizards to challenge themselves and hone their fighting skills. As to be expected things go awry and the dragons become a problem that needs dealing with. Unfortunately most of the story revolves around the various characters fighting the dragons, it seemed like about 70%+ of the book was just a big dragon fight that wouldn't have warranted more than a couple of chapters (at most) in the previous books.Still a fairly enjoyable read, just lacking in plot compared to the others and left me feeling a bit "meh" by the end.

Don't really know what to say... 2 stars is not bad.. but I'm catching up on the reviews... and to be honest I can't really remember much beyond it broke up a long flight.It's not to say that I won't buy more books from the author.. but rather I just cannot form a strong opinion.If you have a long train journey.. definitely buy... it will while away the time while you drink British Rail Hot Chocolate and some bizarre sandwich

Another outing for the gang. Moral of the story do not make dragons. Good read

Having thoroughly enjoyed the other three books I was looking forward to this.... Which I reckon is a short story made long. Other reviews have touched on the why's. Basically a long conflict with the dragons... Saved by the authors humorous dialogue and not much else. I'm actually surprised the author felt it was ready for publishing and that someone published it, I suspect if the first of the series was of this standard, there wouldn't presently by 5 books. Here's hoping the next one is better.

Excellent continuation of the magic 2.0 series, perhaps not as strong as the predecessors more of the same but that really is no bad thing! A solid entry and a joy to read, numerous chuckles and chortles while reading.I look forward to book 5!