Iron Flame (Version française): The Empyrean Tome 2

by Rebecca Yarros

Overview

Notes From Your Bookseller

Violet may have survived her first year at Basgiath War College for dragon riders, but this epic adventure is just heating up. An electrifying follow-up to a brutally addictive fantasy.

Tout le monde s'attendait à voir Violet Sorrengail échouer lors de sa première année à l'Académie de la guerre de Basgiath, y compris elle-même... 

 

Pourtant cette aventure endiablée n'était qu'une première épreuve, destinée à éliminer les faibles, les indignes et les malchanceux. Le véritable entraînement commence maintenant, et Violet se demande déjà comment elle va s'en sortir. Ce n'est pas seulement l'épuisement, la brutalité, ou le fait que le programme soit conçu pour pousser les cavaliers au-delà de leur capacité de résistance à la douleur. 

 

C'est surtout que le nouveau vice-commandant semble s’être donné pour mission de montrer à Violet à quel point elle est impuissante... A moins qu'elle n’accepte de trahir l'homme qu'elle aime. Mais Violet possède le plus féroce des atouts : une volonté de fer. Et elle compte bien la mettre à profit de la leçon la plus importante que Basgiath lui ait enseignée : un dragonnier établit ses propres règles !

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9782755673098
Publisher:	Hugo Roman
Publication date:	06/05/2024
Series:	Empyrean (French) Series , #2
Sold by:	Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format:	eBook
File size:	6 MB
Language:	French

About the Author

Rebecca Yarros est une romantique inconditionnelle et une addict au café. Elle est l’autrice d’une vingtaine de romans qui ont tous figuré dans la liste des best-sellers du NY Times, et a reçu le prix d’excellence du Colorado Romance Writer.  Mère de six enfants et dans un mariage heureux depuis plus de vingt ans, elle gère actuellement une maison bien remplie, notamment de quatre ados fans de rugby !

Editorial Reviews

Violet may have survived her first year at Basgiath War College for dragon riders, but this epic adventure is just heating up. An electrifying follow-up to a brutally addictive fantasy.”

Barnes&Noble.com

★★★★★ “Suspenseful, sexy, and with incredibly entertaining storytelling, the rest in Yarros’ Empyrean series will delight fans of romantic, adventure filled fantasy.” —Booklist, starred review, for Fourth Wing

★★★★★ “Fourth Wing will have your heart pounding from beginning to end... A fantasy like you’ve never read before.” —#1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer L. Armentrout, for Fourth Wing

★★★★★ “Readers will be spellbound and eager for more.” —Publisher’s Weekly, starred review, for Fourth Wing

★★★★★ “10000/5 starts, HOLLY. F*CKING. SHIT. I’m literally unwell after reading this….”

★★★★★ “I kicked my feet, I laughed, I cried - and the ending took my breath away in the worst way possible. 😭😭😭😭😭”

★★★★★ “This. Was. So. Good. I love how Yarros wraps up the original conflict and then introduces a new one, so we’re never left with a cliffhanger, just a clue of what’s to come. Definitely going to continue the series.”

★★★★★ “[...] Iron Flame was a WILD ride and boy did I nearly ha[ve] a heart attack. My anxiety? Through the roof.”

★★★★★ “Of course this is 5 ⭐️ but I feel so physically nauseous right now from the ups & downs and emotions in this book that I can’t even process a full review right now.”

★★★★★ “[...] Fourth Wing is the very first romantasy book I read, and I could never imagine how indelible an impact it would leave. It's like the threshing for me. I'm bonded for life. Both Fourth Wing & Iron Flame hit me like a collision, setting my tears and emotions ablaze.”

★★★★★ “I'm speechless. That ending? The cliffhanger? I did NOT see that coming, and I'm SHOCKED 🫠 Honestly, I need 3 - 4 business days to recover from everything that happened 😪”

★★★★★ “5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This book is a freaking masterpiece.”

★★★★★ “Holy Bejesus. Well, I loved this. Loved this world, loved these characters, loved the damn dragons, all of it was just fire. [...] I was so invested in this story, so invested in the lives of these characters and the world that is being spun around, and I can't wait for the next ones!”

★★★★★ “I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Left and right, things were happening, constant action. And I am heartbroken in a way I can barely recover.”

★★★★★ “This is one of my favorite books of all time.”

★★★★★ “This is an obvious 5-star ⭐️ Hell, if I could give it 10 stars, I would. I will never be able to formulate words about how much I enjoyed this book, so I'm not even going to try to give it a full, in-depth review.”

★★★★★ “This book is everything we wanted and more. Rebecca is definitely great at ripping your heart out.”

From the Publisher

2024-01-20
A young Navarrian woman faces even greater challenges in her second year at dragon-riding school.

Violet Sorrengail did all the normal things one would do as a first-year student at Basgiath War College: made new friends, fell in love, and survived multiple assassination attempts. She was also the first rider to ever bond with two dragons: Tairn, a powerful black dragon with a distinguished battle history, and Andarna, a baby dragon too young to carry a rider. At the end of Fourth Wing (2023), Violet and her lover, Xaden Riorson, discovered that Navarre is under attack from wyvern, evil two-legged dragons, and venin, soulless monsters that harvest energy from the ground. Navarrians had always been told that these were monsters of legend and myth, not real creatures dangerously close to breaking through Navarre’s wards and attacking civilian populations. In this overly long sequel, Violet, Xaden, and their dragons are determined to find a way to protect Navarre, despite the fact that the army and government hid the truth about these creatures. Due to the machinations of several traitorous instructors at Basgiath, Xaden and Violet are separated for most of the book—he’s stationed at a distant outpost, leaving her to handle the treacherous, cutthroat world of the war college on her own. Violet is repeatedly threatened by her new vice commandant, a brutal man who wants to silence her. Although Violet and her dragons continue to model extreme bravery, the novel feels repetitive and more than a little sloppy, leaving obvious questions about the world unanswered. The book is full of action and just as full of plot holes, including scenes that are illogical or disconnected from the main narrative. Secondary characters are ignored until a scene requires them to assist Violet or to be killed in the endless violence that plagues their school.

Unrelenting, and not in a good way.

Kirkus Reviews