!!!! ♾️ STARS !!!!!!
THE BEST BOOK EVER
it is a dystopian book with fantastic content and dragons and is part of the anticipated 5-word Empyrean. Violet has been preparing her whole life to become a scribe on the day of the "allocation" at the age of 20, unlike her siblings and mother who are successful dragon riders and can harness magic to protect the continent and the kingdom. Violet believes she is too sensitive and fragile to enter the Riders' war school; however, her mother has other plans, and so she goes through the trials and survives, reaching the school where she will be trained to become the most powerful Rider or die trying. Each Rider has their own dragon and their own unique magic signet. There she meets Xaden, her wingleader commander and deadly enemy, as he is the son of the rebel who tried to threaten the peace of the Kingdom, killed her brother, and was sentenced to death as a traitor while Xaden and the children of all the rebels were marked to stand out and made an agreement to enter the Riders' school and serve their homeland, if they survive. The book is incredibly well-written to the point that every single page counts and has so much to tell you. The dialogues are very clever and flow very pleasantly, while the characters, especially the dragons about which we learn a lot, are some of the best characters in the book. The whole book has vibes of Divergent, Maze Runner, a little Harry Potter, and I loved it! Honestly, I can't recommend it enough, even to those who don't read fantasy; it will enchant them!

⚠️ For those who haven't read the first one, save this review for later due to spoilers.

I start to write to you about the book that I loved and it was a fair and terrible continuation of the first one without losing any of the glory of the first. In the second book of the Empyrean series, everything has changed, we are now in the second year of Basgiath where, as Xaden says, most lose their humanity. In the first half, we learn a lot about the world-building, the war college, the dragons, and the signets while we see the revolution taking shape in Aretia. I really enjoyed the sexual tension and the eroticism in the book between the protagonists while I appreciated the development of both the main and secondary characters. Once again, the dragons were amazing and very humorous! The book is a complete, shocking, and powerful sequel while I can't wait for the third one as it leaves us on a terrible cliffhanger ?. Many of my questions, many theories circulating, and I hope Rebecca will get us out of our misery soon! Although so far we have 2 out of the 5 books, the series is expected to be epic and definitely one of my top reads?️

⚠️ For those who haven't read the first one, save this review for later due to spoilers.

I start to write to you about the book that I loved and it was a fair and terrible continuation of the first one without losing any of the glory of the first. In the second book of the Empyrean series, everything has changed, we are now in the second year of Basgiath where, as Xaden says, most lose their humanity. In the first half, we learn a lot about the world-building, the war college, the dragons, and the signets while we see the revolution taking shape in Aretia. I really enjoyed the sexual tension and the eroticism in the book between the protagonists while I appreciated the development of both the main and secondary characters. Once again, the dragons were amazing and very humorous! The book is a complete, shocking, and powerful sequel while I can't wait for the third one as it leaves us on a terrible cliffhanger ?. Many of my questions, many theories circulating, and I hope Rebecca will get us out of our misery soon! Although so far we have 2 out of the 5 books, the series is expected to be epic and definitely one of my top reads?️