Misty's Reviews > Longbourn: Dragon Entail

Book 2 of the Jane Austen's Dragons series was a little less successful than the first book for me, for a couple of reasons. It felt more chaotic, like all of the various threads are getting a little unwieldy; some of the original Austen elements of plot and character are starting to feel a little bit strained by the changes that dragons necessitate; and some of the things that bothered me a bit in the first book, like the removal of a good bit of choice and free-will for the characters, are even more prominent in book 2.
But that said, there is just something about this series that I just find really fun and intriguing. It's a very different concept for a piece of JAFF, and one that really doesn't seem like it would work all that well on the surface, but that actually works REALLY well, in really clever ways. I talked more about that in the review for book one, and I'm sure I'll end up talking about it again when the series comes to a close, but until then, I await book 3, and more dragon shenanigans!