A review by dragonclaws18
Fire & Heist by Sarah Beth Durst
4.0
I actually really liked reading this. It was a quick, witty, and fun read. I wished there was a little more on the world and world building itself, but they gave a general picture.
Granted, there were still, what felt like to me, plot holes that didn't make sense. Like why Sky's mother spoke in a mysterious way? Plus, how would the two worlds combine and deal with people going back and forth? Would they still do that ranking or would they have changed it?
I still have questions that I would liked answered, but that's okay. I did like the characters except Ryan. I felt he was a little fake or 2D. Sometimes, he had the bare minimum of character development. Other times, I felt he was just there and that was it.
But I do like the concept of what Sly would call "were-dragons." Plus, I loved the idea that they could still actually shape shift on Earth.
I think my favorite scene is when Liam and Tuck just learned to transform and they head bump into each other then, they tried to stalk after Charles. It made me laugh so much at the imagery of it.
Granted, there were still, what felt like to me, plot holes that didn't make sense. Like why Sky's mother spoke in a mysterious way? Plus, how would the two worlds combine and deal with people going back and forth? Would they still do that ranking or would they have changed it?
I still have questions that I would liked answered, but that's okay. I did like the characters except Ryan. I felt he was a little fake or 2D. Sometimes, he had the bare minimum of character development. Other times, I felt he was just there and that was it.
But I do like the concept of what Sly would call "were-dragons." Plus, I loved the idea that they could still actually shape shift on Earth.
I think my favorite scene is when Liam and Tuck just learned to transform and they head bump into each other then, they tried to stalk after Charles. It made me laugh so much at the imagery of it.