Wyvern's Plague

When I picked up this book, I did not realise that I was sitting up to be on a rollercoaster ride with so many adventures and highs and lows. I'm crazy picky when it comes to fantasy, I critique so hard that even the critics take notes. So obviously, when I started reading Wyvern's Plague, it was with heavy skepticism. Bless my stars that it turned out so much more than what I could've ever expected it to be.
The concept is extremely fresh and the book is very well written. The characters are captivating and powerful and nowhere do you feel like anyone lacks an ability to keep you interested. In fact as you near the end, you get so attached to each of these characters that you're a crying, sobbing, mess.
I do think that the storyline could do with a little more depth when it came to the Vas, Everett, Wakana and Kenzo angles. There were also a few tiny little parts here and there that I think needed refining.
However, I loved the book as a whole and would really like to read more of this type.
Another day where I'm grateful to discover a new author!

This book is an adventurous fantasy read that has multiple derivations of dragons in it.
The book starts with Iris an homeless Orphan that gets caught stealing and all of a sudden becomes an heir to a kingdom.
She is thrust into a world where all of a sudden she has to fit into an expectation and ideal that is completely new to her.
You follow along her journey of growing into herself and handling the thread of a war on top of it all.
The world building is sometimes quite a lot, especially with all these different derivations of dragons. The author does include
drawings of them though at the end of most chapters which really helps!
Over all it was a really exciting read and i would recommend it to fans of Dragons.

After finishing the novel, I've been gathering my thoughts, and all I can say is that I completely fell in love with the setting and the characters. This novel has some of the best world-building I've ever seen. Reptilian shapeshifters inhabit the incredibly diverse island of Dorohin, each with their own customs and traditions.

After the plague has stollen her mother from her, Iris struggles to survive only to be caught thieving but before she is punished, she is offered a chance. Become the illegitimate daughter of the ruler of Sagresse. To Iris this is an opportunity to escape from the streets but the new world she finds herself in are fraught with as many dangers that she will have to overcome.
This was a lovey book, the characters were interesting an well developed. I loved the interaction between the players especially as it incorporated the believable court politics.
This was my first time reading this author and I would certainly look out for more of their work.