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A review by leafblade
Eona: The Last Dragoneye by Alison Goodman
4.0
4.5 again
Ok now THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR
First of all the improvements: we get to see more of the characters (especially Kygo, my one and only), there's romance!!! (and yes that could've gone worse), Eona explores more the power her dragon gives her and we can see a lot of old faces.
But again, my problem is that I get lost in the descriptions!!!!! There are a lot of words I don't know and by the time I look them up I end up getting even more lost because I forgot what I was reading. And the end felt a bit rushed, too, with Sethon's army coming out of practically nowhere.
What I loved the most, and this made me remember Heir of fire, is how we can see the relationships between characters. I love reading about characters interacting because I feel that's how stories develop better, and this book just teared me apart. Eona and her dragon, Eona and her mother, Eona and Rilla and Chart, Eona and Ryko and Dela, Eona and Yuso, Eona and Ido and Kygo, Kygo and Ido, Kygo and Dela, Dela and Ryko, Dela and her father, Vida and Eona... it just felt amazingly real. I'm not that much into chinese culture (in fact I went into this book blind, if I had knew it had known about this I wouldn't even had started it), but the characters and the dragons made me love it.
THIS PARAGRAPH IS JUST ONE BIG ASS SPOILER OF THE END
Ok first of all I liked that Ryko died. Yes. He was acting like a drama queen but down deep inside he really loved Eona and his Emperor and his land and Dela and wanted to do something for them, even if he was hands-tied in the ground. And I really liked how Dela approached to his dead body but didn't stay there, she went and fought for him and for Eona.
YUSO?????? WHAT THE FUCK MAN????????? HELLO?????????? IS THERE ANY BRAIN OVER THERE?????????? NO??? That's what I thought.
Kygo oh my god I really thought he was going to die, and I was kind of okay with that (just like I was okay with Kai letting Cinder go in Cinder) but he's my son and come on. I was very happy how he healed, and that it wasn't because of Eona. It would've been stupid that she could heal him even without her dragon.
What the fuck were you trying to do, Ido. Like, really, what did you expect??????????
IT ENDED SO WEIRDLY????? LIKE I WAS EXPECTING FOR IT TO BE LIKE 10 MORE PAGES LONG BUT IT JUST???????? ENDED?????????? WHERE'S RYKO'S FUNERAL????????? EONA TRYING TO FIND YUSO'S SON???????????? EONA MOURNING FOR HER DRAGON'S LOSS?????????????? DELA MOVING ON????????????????
It just needed and epilogue so bad.
But amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks
Libby for getting me into this!!!!!!!! My heart won't ever forgive you but my soul (eventually) will!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok now THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR
First of all the improvements: we get to see more of the characters (especially Kygo, my one and only), there's romance!!! (and yes that could've gone worse), Eona explores more the power her dragon gives her and we can see a lot of old faces.
But again, my problem is that I get lost in the descriptions!!!!! There are a lot of words I don't know and by the time I look them up I end up getting even more lost because I forgot what I was reading. And the end felt a bit rushed, too, with Sethon's army coming out of practically nowhere.
What I loved the most, and this made me remember Heir of fire, is how we can see the relationships between characters. I love reading about characters interacting because I feel that's how stories develop better, and this book just teared me apart. Eona and her dragon, Eona and her mother, Eona and Rilla and Chart, Eona and Ryko and Dela, Eona and Yuso, Eona and Ido and Kygo, Kygo and Ido, Kygo and Dela, Dela and Ryko, Dela and her father, Vida and Eona... it just felt amazingly real. I'm not that much into chinese culture (in fact I went into this book blind, if I had knew it had known about this I wouldn't even had started it), but the characters and the dragons made me love it.
THIS PARAGRAPH IS JUST ONE BIG ASS SPOILER OF THE END
Ok first of all I liked that Ryko died. Yes. He was acting like a drama queen but down deep inside he really loved Eona and his Emperor and his land and Dela and wanted to do something for them, even if he was hands-tied in the ground. And I really liked how Dela approached to his dead body but didn't stay there, she went and fought for him and for Eona.
YUSO?????? WHAT THE FUCK MAN????????? HELLO?????????? IS THERE ANY BRAIN OVER THERE?????????? NO??? That's what I thought.
Kygo oh my god I really thought he was going to die, and I was kind of okay with that (just like I was okay with Kai letting Cinder go in Cinder) but he's my son and come on. I was very happy how he healed, and that it wasn't because of Eona. It would've been stupid that she could heal him even without her dragon.
What the fuck were you trying to do, Ido. Like, really, what did you expect??????????
IT ENDED SO WEIRDLY????? LIKE I WAS EXPECTING FOR IT TO BE LIKE 10 MORE PAGES LONG BUT IT JUST???????? ENDED?????????? WHERE'S RYKO'S FUNERAL????????? EONA TRYING TO FIND YUSO'S SON???????????? EONA MOURNING FOR HER DRAGON'S LOSS?????????????? DELA MOVING ON????????????????
It just needed and epilogue so bad.
But amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks
Libby for getting me into this!!!!!!!! My heart won't ever forgive you but my soul (eventually) will!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!