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A review by lautir
Steelhands by Jaida Jones
3.0
I keep reading these books out of the feeling of needed to support internet writers. Oh, and metal dragons.
I would have to say that this might be the best the the current four book series plots wise, but the ending was still predictable and straight forward. There were so many possibilities for complications! And there were a fair bit of characters who I wish could have been shown off a bit more who seemed interesting than the four main narrators.
Narrators wise, these main have been the more simplistic ones out of the series. Previously I always had a character whose chapters I looked forward to reading over the other 3 but this time around the voices weren't as distinctive so none of them really stood out in my mind.
I would have to say that this might be the best the the current four book series plots wise, but the ending was still predictable and straight forward. There were so many possibilities for complications! And there were a fair bit of characters who I wish could have been shown off a bit more who seemed interesting than the four main narrators.
Narrators wise, these main have been the more simplistic ones out of the series. Previously I always had a character whose chapters I looked forward to reading over the other 3 but this time around the voices weren't as distinctive so none of them really stood out in my mind.