Iron Flame is a gripping sequel that dives deeper into the characters and world of Fourth Wing. The tension between Violet and Xaden keeps the pages turning and I enjoyed the raw emotion and growth of Violets character.
There were some pacing issues and plot conveniences that held it back a little for me, along with the graphic intimate scenes. When it comes to intimacy in these sorts of books, I want the focus to be less on the physical actions and more on the love and emotion shared between the characters. Without any actual feelings, the scenes just fall flat and become boring for me.
Despite this, I found this sequel thrilling and satisfying, leaving me eager for what's next in the Empyrean series.
There were some pacing issues and plot conveniences that held it back a little for me, along with the graphic intimate scenes. When it comes to intimacy in these sorts of books, I want the focus to be less on the physical actions and more on the love and emotion shared between the characters. Without any actual feelings, the scenes just fall flat and become boring for me.
Despite this, I found this sequel thrilling and satisfying, leaving me eager for what's next in the Empyrean series.
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