A review by ettaviereads
Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
5.0
4.75 ⭐️
*Spoiler Free review*
So much happens in this book and Vi and Xaden’s relationship is constantly tested.
Dragon banter gave me life and new characters yield interesting commentary and mini sub-plots.
I have so many questions and predictions that I know won’t be answered even in the next book since the series is apparently going to be 5+ books in length.
The entire book was an emotional roller coaster ride where you can connect deeper with many of the characters and it may bring up other feelings for you too.
I would say that though this book is marketed to adults, it gives off more YA vibes than I think was intended. So if you’re looking for a violent or extra spicy book with truly adult problems, you will probably be in for some disappointment on that front. However, there is definitely more smut and violence than you would find in a typical YA style novel so you may need to take that into account too.
*Spoiler Free review*
So much happens in this book and Vi and Xaden’s relationship is constantly tested.
Dragon banter gave me life and new characters yield interesting commentary and mini sub-plots.
I have so many questions and predictions that I know won’t be answered even in the next book since the series is apparently going to be 5+ books in length.
The entire book was an emotional roller coaster ride where you can connect deeper with many of the characters and it may bring up other feelings for you too.
I would say that though this book is marketed to adults, it gives off more YA vibes than I think was intended. So if you’re looking for a violent or extra spicy book with truly adult problems, you will probably be in for some disappointment on that front. However, there is definitely more smut and violence than you would find in a typical YA style novel so you may need to take that into account too.