Fire: Seven Kingdoms Trilogy, Book 2

I absolutely would! I just think this one feels a bit like a travelling book form 1 to 3

It is a part of a series and so yes, you'd need to read it to understand the next book, but as for a standalone book, I was left feeling a bit underwhelmed

It took me a little while to get used to her voice and style, but I very soon felt she is a good narrator and has a very pleasant voice and intonation

Good Book. was quite hard to get into and a bit unrealistic at times. None of the main characters relate to the first book. Narrator is the same as the first book.

Rather disappointing. Not as good as the first book. I will not continue to follow this series.

I love Kristin Cashore's style of writing, her imaginative stories and rich characters. This is yet another brilliant book read by a wonderful narrator and I was compelled to listen to it at every opportunity. I hope there are many more to come.

Just brilliant. My favourite of the trilogy. Intriguing characters, fantastical creatures and a riveting storyline.

This book captured my whole imagination. The story was more ambitious than Graceling and I preferred the romance in this novel as it had a slower build.<br/>The fantasy elements were amazing, I loved the descriptions of King City and colourful monsters. (This trilogy deserves to be shelved in Fantasy not YA.)<br/>I think I must have a very similar sense of humour to Cashore because I grinned a lot while reading this.

If you loved Graceling, you will enjoy its sequel, Fire. Kristin Cashore is winning again with painting her imaginary world with a thoroughly creative and generous brush. The vivid colours and enchanting monsters will make you want to listen to this book in one go. Great series!