By book four you’d expect they’re to be some sort of head-way in the choosing of things, and I’m relieved to say that Kagawa is moving forward – at least in one direction! And although I don’t think that it’s going to last long, I’m really pleased that the conversations Ember had with both boys happened.

Garrett, Ember and Riley are all really serious about what they’re doing – to paraphrase High School Musical – they’ve got their heads in the game.Īs for the love triangle: things are really sorting themselves out. This book is about survival and fighting against the odds. This series has grown so much since Talon, the emotional tone is completely different, and it’s interesting to see how the characters handle it. Just when I thought this series couldn’t get any more action packed, Kagawa pulls out a dragon army. I feel like it’s also funny to mention that I’ve been thinking this whole time about dragons transforming into humans and how awkward that must be, and how does it work an all that, THEN I realised that that’s literally the premise to the old Disney channel show ‘American Dragon.’ I completely forgot that they turned into dragons in that too, so as soon as I started imagining Legion as a YA version of ‘American Dragon’ I was golden. We have been building up to something big, I know that this book was going to be an explosion. This is the fourth book in the Talon series, and it picks up immediately after the events of Soldier. I was pumped to pick this instalment up because, honestly, I just wanted to see what else Talon had up their sleeves. Note: We received the book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review

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