It’s been a year since Tamsyn transformed from the enemy in Fell’s bed to the wife he sacrificed himself to save. From an ordinary girl to Penterra’s best hope to keep magic from disappearing forever.
With Fell torn from her side in the dangerous swirling mists of the Crags, Tamsyn is alone among the dragon pride. An outsider learning to survive in her new home, she trains until her muscles burn and her blood spills. And slowly, a warrior emerges.
But is Fell truly beyond Tamsyn’s reach? Their bond pulls at her, as does the fierce drive to protect both humans and dragon kind from a relentless enemy determined to destroy her – and all magic.
I was a big fan of A Fire in the Sky so I was looking forward to reconnecting with Tamsyn and in this follow on A Scar in the Bone we watch as Tamsyn is adapting to life living with her kind in the Crags but she still has a strong bond with Fell despite being told his brother telling her he has died. The former whipping girl is growing in strength and self worth and as the storyline progresses we can see that after being controlled her whole life she craves a life of freedom and a life where she can live peacefully embracing both her human and dragon form.
I enjoyed this book although I did find it lacked the adventure and excitement of the first book and I feel that Fell's absence from this book was a big contributor to this. At times the pace felt slow and like there wasn't much going on but then on the flip side the last 20% felt like it was rushed.
I loved the introduction of the new characters as they were from the Dragon pride and I wanted more dragon content in the Fire in The Sky and this was definitely stepped up in this book which I was pleased about. This is definitely not a book to read as a standalone so be sure to immerse yourself in the storyline of A Fire in the Sky before picking this one up.
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