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Reviewed by JJ Phillips for Readers' Favorite
The Dragon Roars (The Seven Trilogy Book 2) is the second book by Sara Davison about Meryn and Jesse’s continuing saga of romance and religious belief during chaotic times. It is the year 2054 and religious persecution is on the rise. Specifically, the Canadian Army is persecuting Christians. Blinded by his hatred, Lieutenant Gallagher is hell-bent on removing Christians from his city. One of those Christians is Captain Jesse Christensen. He is finding it harder and harder to hide his faith. He meets with Meryn O’Reilly in secret, as both could end up in a lot of danger and trouble if they are caught together. As Lieutenant Gallagher gets closer to his favorite target, Jesse’s life is increasingly more and more at risk. He and Meryn want to stay true to their faith but, like the other Christians in the city, are struggling with whether or not they can continue living a secret life.
I really liked the political and religious implications of The Dragon Roars (The Seven Trilogy Book 2). There was a lot going on in this story and I think Sara Davison did an excellent job of tying it all together. This book could be categorized in so many different ways: romance, suspense, dystopian tale, book about Christianity. But it is so much more than just one of those labels. It is a story that is meant to make you think long after you have read the last page. It definitely made me stop and think about my beliefs, and I credit that to Davison’s excellent writing skills.
