A Tribute of Fire

Rating: 3.5

An enjoyable read, but not executed as well as it could have been. The pacing was off to a slow start, as the introduction into the world and Lia began.

The Ancient Greek inspiration was a nice background to develop off of with its rich mythological background, and this book built its world well off of it. Our main character is fierce and headstrong, her character developing while she was in the trial. I loved reading the character interactions, as well as getting to know these characters through Lia's view. Some bits could have been more informative, while some bits needed to cool down on the description since it just oversaturated into one area.

The ending was intense - there was foreshadowing sprinkled throughout, but it was still a bit tough to get through.

Overall, I think the book was a bit long for what it was, but it was still decent.