Review: Dare to fly
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 3, 2013
I loved (and secretly pitied) Dare in book one. Now, I can only admire him. His feelings are not as calm as Valor's had been. He feels acute anger, loss, and regret in the sequel and that helps him seem more real.I usually hate when the point of view changes from book to book but found myself loving Dare's story too much for my usual pet peeve to prove irksome.Even though she was vastly important in Dare, Mim still rang hollow to me. That could have proven fatally detrimental to my opinion of the book, save for the fact that I was impressed with how Dare's story was balanced with Reason's and Valor's. Valor and Kenz weren't dropped just because their book was done, not did they fade completely into the backdrop. I was worried they would but I feel that all important plots moved on rather nicely, even if some were less urgent to Dare than to Valor.Overall, a great book and great series. I highly recommended it.