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How long do you think it takes for someone to fall out of love? A day? A month? I'm asking because I don't have any experience with it." Although Violet’s body might be weaker and frailer than everyone else’s, she still has her wits—and a will of iron. And leadership is forgetting the most important lesson Basgiath has taught her: Dragon riders make their own rules. Rodic hdkejs he's so good, and his character damn he's actually pretty amazing! I'm glad his character got recognized a lot in this book!
You know when you finish a book, and it leaves an ache in your chest because it was so good, and now it's over? That's exactly how I feel after finishing Fourth Wing' - Reader Review There were a few things that didn't really get explained. For example, why wouldn't Brennan encourage Violet to do research on wards? Violet was trained as a Scribe and would be an excellent person to assign for this task. I get he didn't think they would have enough time to figure it out and he thought they should focus on making more weapons, but no one assigned Violet a mission, so why have her do nothing instead of possibly finding a solution to win the war? His logic wasn't full-proof. Also, the end where Brennan fixes the wardstone. . . we spent the entire book trying to understand wards and then figure out how to mend them and somehow Brennan does this but we don't see how? It better be explained in the next book and not glossed over. Also, why did Xaden become venin? In the dream he has, the Sage said it would save Violet from dying while she was draining herself for the wardstone, but I don't see how thats true. If you have any ideas please let me know. And random but can someone please make a timeline of when Xaden would have been able to have a relationship with Cat? Because according to my math, he would have been, like, 14 years old! There are even more situations that needed an explanation but I don't have the energy to go through them all.The story revolves around Violet Sorrengail, a determined young woman with a will of iron. Despite facing physical challenges, she possesses an unwavering spirit and intelligence that sets her apart. Alongside her, we encounter a cast of characters who add depth and intrigue to the narrative. Synopsis: TW: physical torture, imprisonment, brutal injuries, perilous situations, blood, dismemberment, burning, murder, death, grief, ow drama. Iron Flame” by Rebecca Yarros is the thrilling sequel that continues the journey of Violet Sorrengail, a young woman who defied all odds to survive her first year at Basgiath War College. Now, she faces new challenges and tests that will push her to her limits. About the Author: It would be a huge lie if I’d say I haven’t missed my sunshine princess Andarna in this book, because I did, but eventually all babies have to grow up and Andarna became a teenager 🥺 her angsty teenager attitude towards Tairn had me laughing my ass off. I love their relationship so much and they are the best father-daughter duo. Their bond is so precious! When Andarna said she wanted to be just like Tairn, because he is loyal, fierce and strong it made me so emotional 😭😭 And to my grumpy, firerce, strong and loyal dragon Tairn.. I can only say that I thought I couldn’t love him more after Fourth Wing, but I do now. The way Tairn protects Violet and stands by her side is everything. The relationship that the dragons have with their riders is *chef’s kiss*
What is the purpose of Xaden’s ex Catriona? What did you want to do with that character and why did you want to introduce her now? Iron Flame Violet is a total badass and she's definitely grown a lot, but she also feels a little incomplete and rough at the edges. I don't know if it's intentional and/or tied to her future evolution, but I wouldn't have minded her being more confident, especially when it comes to her relationship with Xaden. She also retains her memories of when her egg was formed and so knew that she was left behind so she could be used should Navarre need to rebuild the wards again. As far as we know, she is the only one left of her kind. She is the head of her den and it’s why no one questions her decision when she decides to bond. No, the titles always come to me when I’m plotting. I’m a really thorough plotter and I plot every single chapter and every single scene and how each romantic arc moves and each action arc moves and how each of the Easter eggs are put in. And it comes to me as I’m staring at the plot board and looking at what is key, it just pops in. So until I’m at that stage, I don’t know yet. I do have the overall books plotted, though.
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FIVE. FREAKING. STARS. There is no universe where I could give this book any less of a rating' ***** READER REVIEW
Right so we have Sloane here in the book. Of course, we all knew she is going to make it and she will have to start her time at the college. Besides, we all remember that Violet promised LiamMairi that she will look after his sister, Sloane. And my heart is full that she made it and survived the parapet. What can you share about the series’ endgame? I know gritty details are under wraps, but anything at all … I didn’t sleep, I didn’t eat, and when I finished, I had the overwhelming urge to just start it all over again’ – Reader Review The smut was fine and the tension well written, but I'm not a fan of Yarros's idea of spicy dialogues.
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This book contains an addictive, drug like essence that will make you relinquish all responsibility until the very last word. Do not say I didn't warn you' - Glamour It didn't feel like any character had enough time to go through any real development. I think this occurred because there were so many new characters introduced that the attention of the story was split. Or maybe it's also because the story is in Violet's POV and she pulled away from everyone, so since she wasn't as ingrained in their lives, she didn't notice changes/growth? I don't know, but I wish we could have had more time with Xaden, Rhi, and Sloane.
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