Dragon Wytch
by Yasmine Galenorn is the fourth book in the Sisters of the Moon series. This book once again focuses on oldest sister, Camille. Camille is trying to juggle three lovers, a bookstore, family, and the search for the ancient relics that hold the fate of the world in the balance. Add to that unicorns, trolls, and Fae Queens and you have quite a story.
While I am still interested in the overall story here, there is so much going on that it's sometimes hard to keep track. Again the book feels shallow. There is some witty banter, some steamy romance, but it is bogged down by the fight scenes and other meandering in the story. I did like that we got into some of Camille's back-story. Camille manages to show in this book that she's not the shallow person she seems in the first book. Amidst the many different plots converging in this book is an interesting story, and I am interested to see how it all plays out, but I worry that the author is trying to put in all these different elements to keep action in the story, but all it does wear the reader out trying to keep up.
If you enjoyed the first three books, then this book is worth the read. I give this book a 2.75 out of 5.
by Yasmine Galenorn is the fourth book in the Sisters of the Moon series. This book once again focuses on oldest sister, Camille. Camille is trying to juggle three lovers, a bookstore, family, and the search for the ancient relics that hold the fate of the world in the balance. Add to that unicorns, trolls, and Fae Queens and you have quite a story.While I am still interested in the overall story here, there is so much going on that it's sometimes hard to keep track. Again the book feels shallow. There is some witty banter, some steamy romance, but it is bogged down by the fight scenes and other meandering in the story. I did like that we got into some of Camille's back-story. Camille manages to show in this book that she's not the shallow person she seems in the first book. Amidst the many different plots converging in this book is an interesting story, and I am interested to see how it all plays out, but I worry that the author is trying to put in all these different elements to keep action in the story, but all it does wear the reader out trying to keep up.
If you enjoyed the first three books, then this book is worth the read. I give this book a 2.75 out of 5.
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