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jldyer's review
5.0
The first in a new series set in the Dragon Blood world. I was drawn to the characters from the start, and wonder about the very mysterious Trip. Rysha is also a fully-fleshed out character and their relationship is adorable from the start. But not everything can go well in their developing romance, of course.
As always, Lindsay develops her characters well and the story is interesting enough to have me jumping on the next book immediately. I can't wait to read what happens next.
Amaranthe and Sicarius are my favorite characters from all of her books, but Rysha and Trip are a close second.
As always, Lindsay develops her characters well and the story is interesting enough to have me jumping on the next book immediately. I can't wait to read what happens next.
Amaranthe and Sicarius are my favorite characters from all of her books, but Rysha and Trip are a close second.
laurafigueiredo's review
1.0
This was poorly written.
I would love to rant about its many flaws, but someone else already did. Great review. Read it.
To be honest, first chapter was awful and second chapter was horrible. At that point I would have said this was one of the worst books I've ever read.
As soon as the adventure actually begins it does get better. It's still silly and unbelievable but at least it's not an insult to the intelligence of the reader.
I could have reconsidered my score, it was almost ok despite being so juvenile - but then, oh, the ending.
Books should end in a proper manner. Even if the series continues, there is a sense of finishing something that must be achieved. But here the adventure gets cut when it is just beginning!
Instead of being the first book of a series of five, it feels like the first part of a single large book.
I have actually bought the whole series and I hate leaving books unread, but deep down I know I should simply delete them and forget about them.
I would love to rant about its many flaws, but someone else already did. Great review. Read it.
To be honest, first chapter was awful and second chapter was horrible. At that point I would have said this was one of the worst books I've ever read.
As soon as the adventure actually begins it does get better. It's still silly and unbelievable but at least it's not an insult to the intelligence of the reader.
I could have reconsidered my score, it was almost ok despite being so juvenile - but then, oh, the ending.
Books should end in a proper manner. Even if the series continues, there is a sense of finishing something that must be achieved. But here the adventure gets cut when it is just beginning!
Instead of being the first book of a series of five, it feels like the first part of a single large book.
I have actually bought the whole series and I hate leaving books unread, but deep down I know I should simply delete them and forget about them.
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