A review by chllybrd
Fire and Bone by Rachel A. Marks
4.0
I gave it 3.5 stars
Although it took me a little bit to get into the story, FIRE AND BONE ended up being entertaining.
I almost gave up on FIRE AND BONE when I first started reading, but decided to keep going. I ended up enjoying the world, the mythology and the characters. Sage had a lot of mystery to her. She doesn't know much about herself and we learn about it along with her. I will admit that a lot of things were confusing until more was explained—which could be frustrating—but I' glad I stuck with it.
I can't say the romance was my favorite part of FIRE AND BONE. It isn't heavy on romance, but the romance that does take place happens to be a triangle. Ugh a triangle. As with most triangles, I like one and don't care for the other.
With slow reveals, interesting characters and a unique storyline, FIRE AND BONE was a great start to a new urban fantasy series.
* This book was provided free of charge from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
Although it took me a little bit to get into the story, FIRE AND BONE ended up being entertaining.
I almost gave up on FIRE AND BONE when I first started reading, but decided to keep going. I ended up enjoying the world, the mythology and the characters. Sage had a lot of mystery to her. She doesn't know much about herself and we learn about it along with her. I will admit that a lot of things were confusing until more was explained—which could be frustrating—but I' glad I stuck with it.
I can't say the romance was my favorite part of FIRE AND BONE. It isn't heavy on romance, but the romance that does take place happens to be a triangle. Ugh a triangle. As with most triangles, I like one and don't care for the other.
With slow reveals, interesting characters and a unique storyline, FIRE AND BONE was a great start to a new urban fantasy series.
* This book was provided free of charge from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.