Queen B’s Decree: I love that we get a soft, gentle, heart-on-her-sleeve and her counterpoint is this arrogant, Mr-I-need-to-learn-everything-but-hide-my-inner-marshmallow dragon.
In a sort of Groundhog Day way, Skye and Luke are forced into the book she had been reading, and can’t leave the scene until they get it correct. If they mess up…they get Bill Murray’d back to the beginning. Can you imagine how frustrating that must be for an academic perfectionist like Luke? I wish I could have been a fly on the wall.
There absolutely is some miscommunication and misunderstandings here, but it works for me. I feel like both Skye and Luke needed this in order to force them to face their own feelings and stop hiding away.
Just like the rest of the series, Dancing with the Dragon has the right amount of spice, found family, emotional vulnerability, and humor. Princess Buttercup might be my favorite character of all time? She is exactly how I imagine my cat would act if she spoke English.
I’m so excited for Shadow’s book, he’s so sassy, I can’t wait to see him knocked down a peg.
Book: Dancing with the Dragon by Krista Luna
Series: Ferndale Falls Forever #3
Genre: fantasy
Plot Devices/Tropes: forced proximity