Elizabeth Lim

i really like this book :) it was a tad cheesy at times and i didn’t always find eden that attractive. but i was really enthralled by this book. i was constantly wondering what could be next and cocking my head being like “hmmm~~~ that’s definitely something important and the book just isn’t saying it yet” i think those are really good qualities to have in a book. i also think it also great reread potential. i can definitely see myself coming back to this later (however that’s still dependent on the rest of the series… (altro)

i really like this book :) it was a tad cheesy at times and i didn’t always find eden that attractive. but i was really enthralled by this book. i was constantly wondering what could be next and cocking my head being like “hmmm~~~ that’s definitely something important and the book just isn’t saying it yet” i think those are really good qualities to have in a book. i also think it also great reread potential. i can definitely see myself coming back to this later (however that’s still dependent on the rest of the series… (altro)

all i can really say is that i’m disappointed. the first book had such a strong start, and i was looking forward to a dragon plot line, but this book just really didn’t deliver like i wanted. not sure why the title and cover have to do with dragon’s because i feel like 80% of the book did not even relate to them. i’m glad there was no love triangle, but i just had such high hopes :( the story was flat, the characters were flat, everything just felt lackluster and i found myself getting a little bored at times. still good, but … yeah :( sigh… (altro)