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As smoldering as it is spellbinding, Fourth Wing is a thrilling, dragon-filled delight! * Cindi Madsen * As smoldering as it is spellbinding, Fourth Wing is a thrilling, dragon-filled delight!" --Cindi Madsen, USA Today bestselling author An exhilarating dragon ride of a fantasy! Brutal, fast-paced, compelling, and simmering with romantic tension that left me on the edge of my seat. Fourth Wing is everything I want in a book and more. Phenomenal! Move this one to the top of your TBR. * Samantha Young * Early March (ch24)- Violet and Xaden talk with Colonel Aetos and General Sorrengail on the way to the flight fields (reference to Violet knowing where her father’s important notes are in the archives)
But when you're smaller than everyone else and your body is brittle, death is only a heartbeat away... because dragons don't bond to 'fragile' humans. They incinerate them. Xaden assigns Liam, another first year, to always stay with Violet to protect her because since she bonded to Tairn, her death could also kill him because they are both bonded to dragons that are mated. Later, Sgaeyl and Tairn have dragon sex and Violet is influenced by the emotions and kisses Xaden. He reciprocates until he sends her to her room because she can’t consent while being influenced by Tairn’s emotions. Violet herself is petite and frail, so she’ll have to fight extra hard not just to succeed, but also to survive, especially since people like the powerful Wingleader Xaden Riorson have it out for her. He, and many of the others, are only there because of the fallout from their parents’ rebellion, after which Violet’s mother executed them. Fourth Wing': The fantasy epic we didn't know we needed". ‘Fourth Wing’: The fantasy epic we didn’t know we needed - The Signal . Retrieved 2023-10-11.With fewer dragons willing to bond than cadets, most would kill Violet to better their own chances of success. The rest would kill her just for being her mother's daughter - like Xaden Riorson, the most powerful and ruthless wingleader in the Riders Quadrant. To add further depth, the kingdom of Navarre has been in conflict with the provinces of Poromiel for decades, with many losses on both sides. Throughout the book we learn more of this war, and the people caught on both sides and Yarros gives us much insight when we begin to see from both perspectives. This is something which I was particularly impressed with, Yarros’ attention to detail, her subtle nudges that make us suspect that history is not always fact and those above us will not always tell the truth. Kapow, what a story! In Fourth Wing, Rebecca Yarros gives you gutsy young heroines and sexy bad boys living in a world where no one-not even the mightiest dragon-is safe. This is some sharp, bold, and delicious storytelling! * Rachel Howzell Hall * My chest tightens as I wonder which is the real version of him? The one standing up there, in complete control, ready to command his wing? Or the one I had inside me less than a half hour ago? The one who declared that he doesn’t deserve me but is going to keep me?”
Welcome to the brutal and elite world of Basgiath War College, where everyone has an agenda, and every night could be your last ... With fewer dragons willing to bond than cadets, most would kill Violet to better their own chances of success. The rest would kill her just for being her mother's daughter--like Xaden Riorson, the most powerful and ruthless wingleader in the Riders Quadrant. She'll need every edge her wits can give her just to see the next sunrise. The book is the first installment in The Empyrean series. It is the first book published by Red Tower Books, an imprint of Entangled Publishing. [2] Its sequel, Iron Flame, is set to be released in November 2023. [3]Never did I EVER think I would get into a fantasy romance series, let alone one set at a war college and involving dragons. In fact, if I were to name the things I would normally avoid in a potential read, it would be this. But, Fourth Wing started intriguing me when I saw that even readers like me (who read a lot of classics and literary fiction) were praising it.
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