I enjoyed all of the characters immensely, but I felt that this book lacked sufficient world-building. I often found myself confused at the events and trying to go back to see if I had missed something, only to find that wasn’t the case. Why was no one’s happy ending a dragon? Was it James’ true sight that caused his issues as a child, so that now that he has gone through all of this, will he still need his medications?
But, on the character side of things, I can’t think of one that I didn’t like. Arthur was interesting as a bit of a mercenary, but only for good causes. I wonder why he seems to crusade for people to find happiness… I liked that Angie learned to work through the trauma that happened to her, and yet, is still optimistic. I liked that Bradley and Manuel each found others.
I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book.