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BIG LOVE!!! Honestly i wasn't a big Fantasy girly and i only read it because a friend of mine told me to and what should i say? Xaden got me wrapped around his fingers. I mean UGH how perfect can a man be???? And Tairn?? Love him!!! This book really made me addicted and i can not wait for the fourth part to finally be released!

I have not read a book that great for a while. - That was what I told my coworker, when I first finished Fourth Wing after she insisted, that I had to read the series. And now that I've re-read the three books, I feel like, they are still masterpieces, that only few other titles can top. It is the perfect mix of fantasy, romance, war and most importantly, dragons.

I enjoyed every moment of it. I loved to watch Violet's character get stronger and stronger throughout the story. Also really great is the dynamic and how the diffrent characters are descibed in the book. The many plottwists and cliffhangers made 'Fourth Wing' to a perfect start for an amazing series! Rebecca did an wonderful job!

Dragons, Enemies to Lovers and top tier Romantasy! Fourth Wing is one of my favourite books, I love the Empyrean series. As soon as I read the first sentence of the book I was hooked, I couldn't put it down! I love the characters, especially the grumpy and sarcastic dragons. This book is an emotional rollercoaster so buckle up!

Fourth Wing is the first book of The Empyrean by Rebecca Yarros. It’s a heartbreaking, enemies-to-lovers romantasy about Violet Sorrengail, a 20-year-old girl who has trained her whole existence to become part of the Scribes Quadrant—a life full of books and knowledge. But her mother has something completely different in mind for Violet: Lilith Sorrengail, the commanding and cold-hearted general, wants her daughter to become a dragon rider. And as small and fragile as her body is—especially compared to the other cadets—that is anything but easy for Violet. As if that weren’t complicated enough, she meets Xaden Riorson—the ruthless wingleader of the Riders Quadrant—one of many who would like to see her dead simply for being her mother’s daughter. As Violet fights to survive just to see the next day, she quickly realizes that at Basgiath War College, survival is not guaranteed, friendships are fragile, and dragons do not bond with the weak. With deadly challenges around every corner and secrets buried deep within the kingdom, Violet must decide who she can trust—and whether her heart is as much at risk as her life.