Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this fantasy paranormal romance; it had a different side to the legends and folklore than the books I’ve been reading lately which made it refreshing.
The world was created beautifully- the descriptive language and vivid imagery made me genuinely want to be transported there to experience it for myself. The writing flowed nicely making for an easy read which is always a bonus to me.
The plot, and romance were unique and there were times I sure how it would go which kept me glued to my kindle. I don’t want to give too much away, but the pressures put on the pair only get worse and I thought the way their struggles were written, and how the characters reacted fit really well into their personalities. I had no problem believing the characters were all real as I was sucked into the story.
Given everything, Niamh had to be my favourite. I felt she knew her own mind and I found her independence admirable, especially given her situation at times. She didn’t crumble and surrender with so many things working against her, she’s the kind of person I’d want on my team.

I’ll be looking out for more from this author moving forward!

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