The Last Dragon King

The world-building was good, and the fantasy world presented in the book was quite unique. And while I enjoyed the book, I felt like certain things were rushed a little and I felt that I was missing some character development.    However, this book has a little bit of everything, romance, magic, intrigue, and dragons set in a medieval time. It kept me hooked so I could find out what was going to happen. Arwen, the main female character of the story is focused on honor and friendship. There're so many twists and turns through the story.    It was a good way to start the Kings of Avalier series. I recommend to everyone who likes a fantasy book with some twists.    Thank you, NetGalley & the publisher, for approving me to read this arc and write this review. 

Potato Chips Book
I was recently introduced to the notion of a “potato chips book” which is a book that is objectively bad but you still nibble it away.
Our heroine Arwen (that's already the start of it, there can only be one Arwen in fantasy!) is such an annoying pick me girl looking down on girls actually liking girly stuff. The MCC is cookie cutter good guy with a terrible secret only she can know. And only she can save him - or doom him. So yes, the plot was fairly predictable but had a story line that I thought absolutely weird.
And now the last weirdness: the ending of this book basically gives away the ending of the second book which apparently is somewhat at the same time. Why would the author do that?! (Even though the ending might be just as nicely predictable anyway)
That all being said, it was somehow entertaining and an easy read. Maybe a little bit of “so bad it's good again”? Keep your expectations low and it could be fun.