Official Reviews:

• Michael Kendall’s Legacy of Dragons adds a new protagonist to the worldwide espionage genre. (Trafford USA) • Michael Kendall’s debut novel, Legacy of Dragons: A Nuclear Espionage Thriller, is an adventure thriller incorporating many modern concerns about the nuclear environment and its connection with terrorism. It represents Kendall’s entry into the genre of authors such as Jack Higgins, Hammond Innes and Tom Clancy. (Blue Ink USA)

Reader Reviews:

• When John bought your book to read on holiday I looked at "nuclear espionage" and thought - not my kind of thing. However, curiosity made me open the book to read a few pages to see what sort of writer you were. (You know, a prophet is without honour etc.). I couldn't put it down and John didn't get his hands on it until several days into the holiday. Many thanks for the most enjoyable read I've had in ages. I loved the style, the excellent descriptive passages and the storyline gripped me until the end. You obviously have a great deal of knowledge about your subject and I just hope you haven't used it all up as I can't wait for the next book. Many congratulations on a wonderful book. A Lady from Alresford, England • Mike, thanks for a good read, thoroughly enjoyed it. It would make a super film. Danny Daniels, Alverstoke, England • Thought this was going to be a guy’s book but it kept me guessing until the end. Well done. Emma Mandeville, Basingstoke, England • Enjoyed the fluid writing style that kept me turning pages through to the end. H.C. Portsmouth USA • ​Mike, I'm really enjoying your book! Can't put it down. J.T. Gosport. UK • Brilliant. Just like reading a Tom Clancy. Loved it! R.L. Leics. UK • Some of the grammar was a bit strange but I guess this author is British! D.T. Washington USA

Official Reviews:

• Michael Kendall’s Legacy of Dragons adds a new protagonist to the worldwide espionage genre. (Trafford USA) • Michael Kendall’s debut novel, Legacy of Dragons: A Nuclear Espionage Thriller, is an adventure thriller incorporating many modern concerns about the nuclear environment and its connection with terrorism. It represents Kendall’s entry into the genre of authors such as Jack Higgins, Hammond Innes and Tom Clancy. (Blue Ink USA)

Reader Reviews:

• When John bought your book to read on holiday I looked at "nuclear espionage" and thought - not my kind of thing. However, curiosity made me open the book to read a few pages to see what sort of writer you were. (You know, a prophet is without honour etc.). I couldn't put it down and John didn't get his hands on it until several days into the holiday. Many thanks for the most enjoyable read I've had in ages. I loved the style, the excellent descriptive passages and the storyline gripped me until the end. You obviously have a great deal of knowledge about your subject and I just hope you haven't used it all up as I can't wait for the next book. Many congratulations on a wonderful book. A Lady from Alresford, England • Mike, thanks for a good read, thoroughly enjoyed it. It would make a super film. Danny Daniels, Alverstoke, England • Thought this was going to be a guy’s book but it kept me guessing until the end. Well done. Emma Mandeville, Basingstoke, England • Enjoyed the fluid writing style that kept me turning pages through to the end. H.C. Portsmouth USA • ​Mike, I'm really enjoying your book! Can't put it down. J.T. Gosport. UK • Brilliant. Just like reading a Tom Clancy. Loved it! R.L. Leics. UK • Some of the grammar was a bit strange but I guess this author is British! D.T. Washington USA