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A review by randomvirgoreads
To Flame a Wild Flower by Sarah A. Parker
challenging
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
4.5⭐️ 2🌶️
The world feels so much larger now! You start book 1 with very limited scope and this book flared it open to show us a smidge of the depravity and corruption people are capable of. There are so many things to still learn and unravel in this world; I can’t wait to see where this series goes.
Orlaith and Rhordyn are still mysterious, as always. The last 150 pages of this book felt like coming home, but also like returning to a house aflame. Their problems are far from over.
The slow reveal of all the characters’ backstories keeps me wanting more!
•Darker than the previous books in the series
•Torture/Prisoners
•Political Corruption
•Self Hatred/Destruction
•Prophecies
•Shapeshifters
The world feels so much larger now! You start book 1 with very limited scope and this book flared it open to show us a smidge of the depravity and corruption people are capable of. There are so many things to still learn and unravel in this world; I can’t wait to see where this series goes.
Orlaith and Rhordyn are still mysterious, as always. The last 150 pages of this book felt like coming home, but also like returning to a house aflame. Their problems are far from over.
The slow reveal of all the characters’ backstories keeps me wanting more!
•Darker than the previous books in the series
•Torture/Prisoners
•Political Corruption
•Self Hatred/Destruction
•Prophecies
•Shapeshifters