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A review by kagetsukai
Dragon Bones by Patricia Briggs
4.0
This book was really good, though I suspect a lot of other readers may not have liked the way it ended. It was more focused on the character growth and interactions than anything else, but I think that's what made it likeable.
I'm not sure how I feel about Ward, mostly because he flip-flops so much. I mean, I understand why did what he did to stay alive all those years, but sometimes I wasn't sure if his character was being portrayed consistently. A lot of the times I forgot I was reading a book about a 19-year-old, but I guess that was to be expected from a guy raised in a fantasy world where his father abused him a lot. His insecurities were really odd at times...
One way or another, I know I will be picking up the second book... once it becomes available at the library *grumble*
I'm not sure how I feel about Ward, mostly because he flip-flops so much. I mean, I understand why did what he did to stay alive all those years, but sometimes I wasn't sure if his character was being portrayed consistently. A lot of the times I forgot I was reading a book about a 19-year-old, but I guess that was to be expected from a guy raised in a fantasy world where his father abused him a lot. His insecurities were really odd at times...
One way or another, I know I will be picking up the second book... once it becomes available at the library *grumble*