Books that include dragons are always a win for me and this one was definitely a good one, especially for being a debut book.
My favorite parts were the dragons and their training and the tournaments to find the First Rider who was going to lead the dragons against the enemies that would show up eventually. The political parts were okay at times but it also frustrated me that the revolutionaries overthrew the old regime because of the atrocities of the dragon lords but by the end it seemed like they were sliding that way themselves. I sure hope Annie and Lee and the other dragon riders can stop it as there is definitely more that can be written about this world.
This was a very vivid world that the author created and it was easy to lose myself in this book. I hope Rosaria Munda writes more.
My favorite parts were the dragons and their training and the tournaments to find the First Rider who was going to lead the dragons against the enemies that would show up eventually. The political parts were okay at times but it also frustrated me that the revolutionaries overthrew the old regime because of the atrocities of the dragon lords but by the end it seemed like they were sliding that way themselves. I sure hope Annie and Lee and the other dragon riders can stop it as there is definitely more that can be written about this world.
This was a very vivid world that the author created and it was easy to lose myself in this book. I hope Rosaria Munda writes more.