Anonymous wrote:I’m at the same chapter and agree. Please move on to something else!Anonymous wrote:Made it to chapter 19. Kind of irritated by the relationship challenges. She had 600 pages to create an interesting conflict between Violet and Xaden and she went with
"You lied!"
"No, I just didn't tell you the full truth."
"That's withholding!"
"If you asked, I would have told you."
"I can't trust you!"
Lather, rinse, repeat.
Anonymous wrote:Just finished this. I was disappointed, and I'm shocked to hear this is going to be a 5 book series.
The Violet-Xaden relationship scenes are tedious and annoying. There's so little about the second year experience, and the things that are mentioned are dropped in and later forgotten about. The action is moved ahead by Violet coming to startling realizations and dashing about. It felt very rushed and poorly edited.
I will happily put this series on the back burner and look for something else to dig into.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Justice for Dylan! That poor guy died on day one.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t think I saw that. What was the criticism?Anonymous wrote:Chapter 43 and I think a lot of the criticism about the "War College" in book one got to Yarros.
That 75% of recruits are either murdered by other recruits or killed in training accidents and that's not how a war college works. That a good military redirects people from areas they can't be successful at to ones where they will be.
Yarros wrote a military academy where something like 20% of the incoming students die immediately.
Yes! This is what killed me (no pun intended). What a stupid, pointless, unrealistic setting.
- Annapolis grad
It's too expensive to just kill students off.
Its a fantasy world where each cadet has to match with a Dragon. The Dragons can kill them on the spot if they find them unworthy. Sure each cadet who "fails" could go to infantry but based on the descpription of infantry, that is not better odds.
Its simple easy reading with enjoyable characters and Dragons. I did like Fourth Wing more than Iron Flame and they need to edit more/take longer. The reason I was excited to read the 2nd book is because of the 1st. Now the quality of book 2 does not mean the same for book 3. 6 more months of editing while she started on book 3 would have been better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Justice for Dylan! That poor guy died on day one.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t think I saw that. What was the criticism?Anonymous wrote:Chapter 43 and I think a lot of the criticism about the "War College" in book one got to Yarros.
That 75% of recruits are either murdered by other recruits or killed in training accidents and that's not how a war college works. That a good military redirects people from areas they can't be successful at to ones where they will be.
Yarros wrote a military academy where something like 20% of the incoming students die immediately.
Yes! This is what killed me (no pun intended). What a stupid, pointless, unrealistic setting.
- Annapolis grad
It's too expensive to just kill students off.
Anonymous wrote:Justice for Dylan! That poor guy died on day one.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t think I saw that. What was the criticism?Anonymous wrote:Chapter 43 and I think a lot of the criticism about the "War College" in book one got to Yarros.
That 75% of recruits are either murdered by other recruits or killed in training accidents and that's not how a war college works. That a good military redirects people from areas they can't be successful at to ones where they will be.
Yarros wrote a military academy where something like 20% of the incoming students die immediately.
Yes! This is what killed me (no pun intended). What a stupid, pointless, unrealistic setting.
- Annapolis grad
Justice for Dylan! That poor guy died on day one.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t think I saw that. What was the criticism?Anonymous wrote:Chapter 43 and I think a lot of the criticism about the "War College" in book one got to Yarros.
That 75% of recruits are either murdered by other recruits or killed in training accidents and that's not how a war college works. That a good military redirects people from areas they can't be successful at to ones where they will be.
Yarros wrote a military academy where something like 20% of the incoming students die immediately.
Yes! This is what killed me (no pun intended). What a stupid, pointless, unrealistic setting.
- Annapolis grad
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t think I saw that. What was the criticism?Anonymous wrote:Chapter 43 and I think a lot of the criticism about the "War College" in book one got to Yarros.
That 75% of recruits are either murdered by other recruits or killed in training accidents and that's not how a war college works. That a good military redirects people from areas they can't be successful at to ones where they will be.
Yarros wrote a military academy where something like 20% of the incoming students die immediately.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I finished today and I’ve got to say I thought it was terrible.
I just went and read the description on amazon. you guys need to start reading the classics and give up on this trash
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I finished today and I’ve got to say I thought it was terrible.
I just went and read the description on amazon. you guys need to start reading the classics and give up on this trash
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I finished today and I’ve got to say I thought it was terrible.
I just went and read the description on amazon. you guys need to start reading the classics and give up on this trash
Anonymous wrote:I finished today and I’ve got to say I thought it was terrible.