I received this free by the ou lis her via netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

The book's summary drew me in; I never say no to dragons.

I have little to say about the story, it was certainly rather slow, especially the first 200 pages, but it's still an ok read.

I did, however, have a lot of trouble with the prose and the writing in general, which I didn't connect with. This was definitely one of the reasons why I didn't finish it until recently.

I usually love second-person point of view, but here I found it didn't fit with the overall mood at all.

All in all, a book that could have done better. I don't think I'll be reading Volume 2.