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A review by nicolemhewitt
Soldier by Julie Kagawa
4.0
My quick take on this on this one:
This book focused more on Garret, which automatically made it more enjoyable for me than the last one (which featured Riley more prominently). Though, I still wasn't a huge fan of the backstory because I always just want to get back to the present.
In this installment, our MCs start to unravel the mysteries surrounding Talon and St. George and find out what the organizations' agendas truly are. I love Garret and Ember together, and we get less of that in this book (since Garret left at the end of the previous book), but Kagawa kept the connection between them strong, even when they were apart. A new character is introduced (Jade), who brings a new dimension to the story and helps us learn even more about the dragons.
This installment has plenty of action and sleuthing and the ending is... I'm just glad I could jump straight into book four or I might have had a breakdown! I think I'd rate this one at 4.5 stars
This book focused more on Garret, which automatically made it more enjoyable for me than the last one (which featured Riley more prominently). Though, I still wasn't a huge fan of the backstory because I always just want to get back to the present.
In this installment, our MCs start to unravel the mysteries surrounding Talon and St. George and find out what the organizations' agendas truly are. I love Garret and Ember together, and we get less of that in this book (since Garret left at the end of the previous book), but Kagawa kept the connection between them strong, even when they were apart. A new character is introduced (Jade), who brings a new dimension to the story and helps us learn even more about the dragons.
This installment has plenty of action and sleuthing and the ending is... I'm just glad I could jump straight into book four or I might have had a breakdown! I think I'd rate this one at 4.5 stars