Onyx Storm

Who is this book for?

• Fans of fast-paced romantasy with lots of action and drama.
• Readers who enjoy steamy romance mixed with fantasy elements.
• Those who like stories with dragons, magic, and military/academy settings.
• People who prefer character-driven narratives over complex worldbuilding.
• Readers looking for an entertaining, emotional rollercoaster of a story.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

• Readers seeking deep, complex worldbuilding and magic systems.
• Those who dislike repetitive romantic declarations and relationship drama.
• Fans of slower-paced, more introspective fantasy novels.
• Readers who prefer standalone books over long series with cliffhangers.
• Those who are sensitive to inconsistent characterization or plot holes.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

• Action-packed and fast-paced story that keeps readers engaged
• Expanded world-building with new locations and lore
• Deeper exploration of dragon characters and their relationships
• Strong romantic relationship between Violet and Xaden
• Humorous banter and dialogue between characters
• High stakes and emotional moments
• Intriguing political intrigue and alliances
• Character growth for some side characters
• Exciting battle scenes and magic use
• Cliffhanger ending that leaves readers wanting more

Things people didn't like as much about this book

• Overwhelming number of new characters and locations introduced
• Confusing plot at times with too much information dumping
• Repetitive romantic declarations between Violet and Xaden
• Lack of meaningful character development for some
• Pacing issues with slow sections and rushed plot points
• Overuse of cliffhangers and dramatic moments
• Inconsistent magic system and world rules
• Underdeveloped side characters and plotlines
• Violet's disability not realistically portrayed
• Formulaic story structure similar to previous books