A review by dailyjulianne
For a Muse of Fire by Heidi Heilig

This was a slow start for me - which sounds a little weird because the action pretty much starts on page 1, but it took a bit to get invested. There were also a lot of characters who got brief introductions because they weren't fully important until later and some of them had really similar names or were related, so it was occasionally hard to keep track of who was who. But by the second half, I was totally invested and had a hard time putting it down. I loved the main characters, I loved the added narrative elements - telegrams, songs, letters - and the plot was non-stop action. There were hints at romance, but not a lot, for those needing a break from romance. There's just a lot to love here and I'm v angry I'll have to wait a full year for book two.