Now this was an interesting read

There’s a lot going on, not that it’s confusing by any stretch but I think it suffers from some identity issues. Sometimes it feels like epic fantasy, sometimes it feels YA, there’s a heist going on, two bonded characters figuring it out and then it also flips to the plot line of the on going drama between humans and dragons

When it’s good I really quite enjoyed it. There’s some good world building, magic and characters but it just wasn’t always consistent

There’s some good representation here and I appreciated it as I felt like it was done correctly and our own world could benefit from this outlook

The dragons in this can take the form of humans which I didn’t mind as it gave them different personalities but it does take away the dragon element sometimes (if that makes sense)

I enjoyed the twisty ending and there’s just about enough here for me to pick up the second book in this trilogy