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A review by amybraunauthor
Dawnbreaker by Jay Posey
4.0
This book is fantastic from beginning to end! There's a very good balance between action and character development as the story shifts between Cass and Wren's POVs, respectively. Cass and her adventures with the squad lead to some intense moments and close-calls that had me biting my nails. All the while, she works to control her own complex abilities.
The only aspect of this story I wasn't fond of was the romantic part. It didn't make sense with the person it was with, and it was barely acknowledged at all. Wren's story was also very engaging as he trained to become stronger. His master was quite interesting and I really wanted to learn more about him and House Eight. I don't feel like there was as much of a light shone on this aspect of the universe. This also leads me to my biggest complaint about the series: The way Three is treated. There was so much more I wanted to know about him and feel like he could have added a significant impact to the story and the series as a whole.
The ending wasn't really what I expected, but I can't really complain about it. All in all, this was a great series and I'm definitely glad that I read it.
The only aspect of this story I wasn't fond of was the romantic part. It didn't make sense with the person it was with, and it was barely acknowledged at all. Wren's story was also very engaging as he trained to become stronger. His master was quite interesting and I really wanted to learn more about him and House Eight. I don't feel like there was as much of a light shone on this aspect of the universe. This also leads me to my biggest complaint about the series: The way Three is treated. There was so much more I wanted to know about him and feel like he could have added a significant impact to the story and the series as a whole.
The ending wasn't really what I expected, but I can't really complain about it. All in all, this was a great series and I'm definitely glad that I read it.