Forged in Frost (Of Dragons and Fae)

And so it continue s just where we left off and now I must immediate it read the next book

Onto the second book in the Of Dragons and Fas series, I definitely thought the first one was better, but this was still full of action and adventure. Adara and Einar are met with many obstacles on their journey, with many twists are turns around each corner that it still has that grip on you, where you need to keep reading to find out what happens next. Definitely going to be starting the third and final one soon! Because I need to know the ending

I was really taken by this book. Very entertaining, the world building was amazing and the story line continued to captivate. More adventures for the lead characters and their little band of merry friends. I just devoured this book in no time.

Amazing book. Couldn’t get enough of the story,the love,hatred relationship between Adara and her dragon. The sparks that fly between these two characters will make you singe. Fantastic work to get this storyline right. Love all the characters and the roles each played.Can’t wait for the next book.

This one felt a bit dragged out and too slow. In places I got annoyed with a few characters but overall I still really enjoyed it. I am very curious how they overcome the obstacles. What made me a bit of frustrated: the jumping between first and third person in different chapters.

After falling in love with the characters so masterfully brought to life in the first book, the story continues for Adara and Einar. With a touch of anticipation for spice and enough action and intrigue to keep you hooked, I devoured book two.Adara must traverse court machinations in a court that doesn't hold any live for dragons, despite them being kin to her, who is friend and who is for, who is lying and who is trying to help. Following Adara as she grows and hoping that she'll make the right decisions. You're left on tentahooks with the cliff hanger.I can't wait for the third book to see where this leads and how Adara and co face the challenges ahead.

Following on from the first book, this adventure is enthralling and addictive. Thoroughly enjoyable, the story grips the reader, and bustles them along, hanging on every word, desperate to reach the next part of the action. Masterful storytelling!

Forged in Frost had some okay parts, but it felt rushed when it started getting interesting around the 85% mark, it lacked the impact to drive through. I do like the characters, but the story jumped all over the place, causing a disconnect. When Adara found out about her mating bond, it lacked emotion. I was expecting a great POV chapter, but it fell flat. I finished the book because I wanted to see how it would end as I hate leaving a book unfinished.The Kindle format had small paragraphs throughout, which wasn’t pleasing to read. I’m not sure if this was an error. I could see the basis of a story forming, but it needed a lot more world-building and character development.

Great sequel to the first book. Loving the story and the characters in this series. The chemistry created is infectious and spurs the need to keep reading!!!

Such a good sequel, can't wait to read the final bookI loved the relationship development between Adara and Eiran!!!

Excelente

Continued to fall in love with this story and the characters.If there is a sign up list for the next book sign me up asap

This and the other 2 are absolutely amazing. The writing draws you in and you really feel along with the characters.A definite page turner.However, I'm not sure who made the choice to use a greyscale image with white text on the first page of every single chapter, but shame on you.The lack of contrast not only makes this annoying to look at, taking away from both the image and the writing, but it stands in clear violation of accessibility.Believe it or not, there are people that cannot see the difference of the words and the image because of the ridiculously poor copy contrast. I'm not one of these people and I found it extremely difficult.All three books could have been 5 fulls stars except for this blunder. I sincerely hope that next rounds of printing take readers with disabilities into the thought process.