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2024年11月7日 在美国审核
This book begins with a map to help the reader navigate the fantasy world in the pages. Violet is weaker than others, but her mother, the General at Basgiath War College, has enrolled her to become a dragon rider.
I love that her issues are mentioned in the book but not fully identified. I picked up this story based on other reviews, chronic illness in the pages, and the overall hype about it.
This book starts out right away with the action-adventure and edge-of-your-seat moments. Dain is nice, hot, and has a history with Violet, but intimacy is forbidden. Xaden is intriguing. He is complicated, male, and scary.
This book is absolutely addicting. You don't want to put it down. The Riders Quadrants is like an academy with only the best surviving. Violet is brilliant but at a disadvantage with her disability. This storyline is a mix of the dragon riders from "Eragon "and the heroine-heavy storyline of "Divergent."
The story is gritty and rife with trials of heroism. But this fantasy is thrilling, fascinating, and exciting. I absolutely love Violet's grit. Violet is a particular case because of her empathy and cunningness. Still, she is also in a love triangle, choosing between her friend and her enemy.
The dragon gifts are otherworldly and amazing.
This story is about edge-of-seat, non-stop life and death, but our heroine grows stronger daily. This story gets steamy, but her intimate moment is with the last person I expected it to be. They have more of an armed truce.
Omg her power is so good. 😊 it gets new adult steamy and brings in the enemies-to-lovers trope. Oh, so the romance finally makes its way into a fantasy story.
Of course, their explosive intimacy gets sidetracked by an attack. Ah, the love triangle is tested and broken as she finally decides, it is slowly coming anyway. The end of this is very twisted and immensely intense. The mythological creatures in the book become more than just the dragons.
Action-packed, life and death are hanging in the balance of their decisions, with one massive surprise at the end. Yes, this ends in a cliffhanger. I'm still rooting for Violet and Xaden, no matter what side they are on; these dragon riders have completely stolen my heart. What a fantastic read! This book is worth all the hype and more.
I love the blurb at the end and the author identifying herself in the characters. The fact that she is chronically ill also makes my heart swell as she portrays her characters amazingly. I adore that this book is more new adult and not steamy every other chapter or page. I love that action and adventure, as well as the angst; it sucks you into the story so completely.
The political stuff in this book is way more constant, with the rebellion and the Navarrian characters having to navigate around each other in the same setting.
I love that her issues are mentioned in the book but not fully identified. I picked up this story based on other reviews, chronic illness in the pages, and the overall hype about it.
This book starts out right away with the action-adventure and edge-of-your-seat moments. Dain is nice, hot, and has a history with Violet, but intimacy is forbidden. Xaden is intriguing. He is complicated, male, and scary.
This book is absolutely addicting. You don't want to put it down. The Riders Quadrants is like an academy with only the best surviving. Violet is brilliant but at a disadvantage with her disability. This storyline is a mix of the dragon riders from "Eragon "and the heroine-heavy storyline of "Divergent."
The story is gritty and rife with trials of heroism. But this fantasy is thrilling, fascinating, and exciting. I absolutely love Violet's grit. Violet is a particular case because of her empathy and cunningness. Still, she is also in a love triangle, choosing between her friend and her enemy.
The dragon gifts are otherworldly and amazing.
This story is about edge-of-seat, non-stop life and death, but our heroine grows stronger daily. This story gets steamy, but her intimate moment is with the last person I expected it to be. They have more of an armed truce.
Omg her power is so good. 😊 it gets new adult steamy and brings in the enemies-to-lovers trope. Oh, so the romance finally makes its way into a fantasy story.
Of course, their explosive intimacy gets sidetracked by an attack. Ah, the love triangle is tested and broken as she finally decides, it is slowly coming anyway. The end of this is very twisted and immensely intense. The mythological creatures in the book become more than just the dragons.
Action-packed, life and death are hanging in the balance of their decisions, with one massive surprise at the end. Yes, this ends in a cliffhanger. I'm still rooting for Violet and Xaden, no matter what side they are on; these dragon riders have completely stolen my heart. What a fantastic read! This book is worth all the hype and more.
I love the blurb at the end and the author identifying herself in the characters. The fact that she is chronically ill also makes my heart swell as she portrays her characters amazingly. I adore that this book is more new adult and not steamy every other chapter or page. I love that action and adventure, as well as the angst; it sucks you into the story so completely.
The political stuff in this book is way more constant, with the rebellion and the Navarrian characters having to navigate around each other in the same setting.
