Review: Fast-paced and action packed, Frost Fire is a very enjoyable read that will leave you with a strong hunger for the next book in
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2013
I really liked Frost Fire. It was an easy book to get into and love, and I had so much fun reading it. I didn't know it was written by a high-school student until I finished reading it. I'm very impressed by this fact, I honestly would never've guessed. It's so well written and the description of everything was vivid.Frost Fire is about Allai, a girl raised to hate mages, only to discover that she, in fact, is one herself. Hunted by her own father, Allai is forced to put her trust in a demon, Drake, the guy who promised to protect her when she was young and the same guy who tried to kill her once.The book takes place in a very unique and different world. I loved the prospect of demons and mages and the other types of supernatural beings. I would've liked if we got a deeper look at those creatures and saw more of them in the book. I also wanted the book to be longer. I wanted more, more of the story, more of the characters, pretty much more of everything.I loved the mysteriousness of the book, and that it kept me guessing all the time, and at the end I was left staring at the last page with mouth agape and eyes wide, not having seen the ending coming.What I also liked was Drake. While reading about him from Allais perspective and how he showed himself to others, I had the impression that he was a badass, a guy who cared about nothing, was a jerk and totally dangerous, but when I read his third person POV, I found that there was more to him than that. Totally fell in love with him and I went 'aww' on him more than once. And then there was Luke. That guy honestly cracked me up many times and I loved every scene he was in.Fast-paced and action packed, Frost Fire is a very enjoyable read that will leave you with a strong hunger for the next book in the series.