Dragon's Keep Book

I did not enjoy Dragon's Keep as much as Dragonswood. The main reason being is that the romance lacks development. One minute they meet and the next she is in love with him. It's the insta-love thing. This resulted in me never finding the romance convincing.

The book is really split into three different parts. The first two we spend a good amount of time on, but the last part is sadly mostly glossed over. This is where the development of the romance could have come in, but unfortunately we are mostly just told about what happens.

As for the other parts; in the beginning we are introduced to Rosalind's world and all the people in it, and we learn about how she came to have the dragon claw. I felt this part of the book was well done. The second part with the dragons was also well done, but I did feel like this part of the book dragged on a bit too long. I enjoyed reading about how she developed the bond with the dragons.

I am glad I read Dragon's Keep and enjoyed it enough to give it 3 stars so it wasn't bad, just not what it could have been. If just as much attention would have been paid to the third part of the book as the rest I would have given it 4 stars.