The most crucial aspect of Finnberg’s novel that stuck with me revolves around the characters themselves. All too often characters blend together and don’t come across as genuine. There is nothing unique and noticeable to the readers in these characters. They tend to just fall flat. However, in wing walkers, this is not the case.

I loved how the author craftily provides each character their own tones and personalities. This was most evident in the speech and movements of each individual. There are a lot of memorable features. As a reader, it made my heart happy. I could easily point out who was speaking without being told something. A technique that takes talent. The most favorable part of the book is how interesting the world is and all the mystical creatures involved. I loved the dragons. Finnberg brought a new twist with this one. Each dragon has their own diverse traits leaving me feeling like everything in the book had a rich flavor. This was enough to hold my interest!

The very first scenes left me crying buckets at the tragedy and emotion reading the situation through Cassie’s eyes. The sympathy she possesses for the creature she sees being harmed is heartbreaking. It totally toyed with my emotions.

The only thing I thought could have been done better is the middle. I did find myself getting a tiny bit bored. The middle felt slightly slower. The pace of the novel isn’t a very fast one to begin with. I do love how touching and caring the main character is. She is an absolute sweetheart. The ending of the novel left me feeling rather surprised but do not want to discuss too much of that because I am attempting to not reveal spoilers. It is definitely worth picking up and reading!

Very well written young adult fantasy book. Kept the supposed grown up interested and engaged throughout and very much wishing for more!

Her best friend has died and she has gone to another world to find a dragon she can heal and get an oath she can use to bring her friend back to life. This world has been bombed and it's filled with old theme parks, dragons and poachers...

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Besides getting dirty and seeing black wispy things to scare her, she's not having much luck. She finally sings hoping to draw one out. She finds one, but the poachers come and grab it. They cut off the wings so it will be subdued on the ride back to the compound. She's upset to see that but she can do nothing about it. Then another dragon shows up and starts attacking. One of the poachers tells her to come inside the ship for safety. She does. She also finds she likes him.

She meets Wingwalkers that use old songs and lore and make friends with some of the dragons. She hangs with them for a while but moves on.

She and Jay (the poacher) get closer the more they see of each other. He helps her search for dragons. As she searches she meets other beings who tell her to let her friend live in her memories, she's never really gone.

This was very good read. It is a well-drawn out space opera that was fun to read. I'd read the next book in this series. I see her and Jay becoming a couple...

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I was immediately attracted by the blanket and you see Jay and Cassie in front of a dragon and a big fair wheel behind.

Cassie is looking for a wise dragon because they can change the course of things. At the age of eighteen, she ran away and joined the scavengers, her heart broken by a tragic accident, she wanted a wise dragon to take an oath. She will meet Jay and they will venture into unknown lands.

A first volume that I devoured in one fell swoop so much I hooked on the story so moving, captivating and full of suspense and twists and turns as well as the characters, especially Cassie. Looking forward to reading on.