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neiljostenn 's review for:
A Destiny of Dragons
by TJ Klune
As a person, when I love something like a tv show or a book series, I tend to get through it very quickly. For example, the first time I read the All For the Game series by Nora Sakavic I read all three books in three days, and they were weekdays so I really should not have had that much time considering I had A Levels to sit only a few months later. The point is, when I started The Lightning Struck Heart I told myself I would try to space it out at least a little bit, and it kind of worked, it was about a week after finishing the first one that I picked this up, but I am now thinking this might be a lot more difficult than I originally thought.
While I did not love this book as much as the first, I still really enjoyed it, all of the characters were their normal (not really), wonderful selves and this time HaveHeart was canon for the entire book!! I also thought Zero was adorable, and I cannot wait for Sam to fully embrace him as his son.
Basically, if you loved the first book, this has all of the best parts of it, and although there was less of the super in-your-face humour, I was still constantly laughing. Though, if there is one thing I would say, its that I really wish Justin had been in it more, but hopefully that will be something to look forward to in The Consumption of Magic, which I'm sure I'll read sooner rather than later.
While I did not love this book as much as the first, I still really enjoyed it, all of the characters were their normal (not really), wonderful selves and this time HaveHeart was canon for the entire book!! I also thought Zero was adorable, and I cannot wait for Sam to fully embrace him as his son.
Basically, if you loved the first book, this has all of the best parts of it, and although there was less of the super in-your-face humour, I was still constantly laughing. Though, if there is one thing I would say, its that I really wish Justin had been in it more, but hopefully that will be something to look forward to in The Consumption of Magic, which I'm sure I'll read sooner rather than later.