Dragon Mated

One of my favorite things about this conclusion to the trilogy was probably the main thing that it focused on and that was the plot. However, since it was the only thing that it really focused on, I think the pacing, writing, and character building kind of suffered for it. In this last book in the series the pacing was a lot slower than the last two books and was too drawn out for me to really follow along with the pretty fantastic world-building. There was so much effort put into foreshadowing the plot lines and destinies of certain characters that I was never able to fully enjoy the challenges the characters were facing in the moment. If there hadn't been such a huge focus on drawing out the plot then I think the author could have included the endings that were so obviously set aside to be split into their own individual stories. Now I don't think I'm going to read the quad's stories because this book didn't really do a good job of investing time into their characters for me to care.