Where Dragons Collide (Dragon Ridden Chronicles Book 5) By T.A. White

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Tate is about to face her biggest challenge yet—navigating high society.After the events in the Harridan’s city, Tate is settling back into life in her chosen home of Aurelia. Peace doesn’t last long when a simple misjudgment leads to an event Tate would do anything to avoid—making her formal debut to court.When an attack on the palace leads to the discovery of a dead body at the nexus between Tate’s world and the dragon’s, Tate will find that her enemies are no longer content to exist in the shadows. They have a plan and not all her allies will be standing on her side in the final battle for the fate of this world.Tate must become who she was always meant to be if she has any hope of saving her city. For the ancients who once ruled this world wish for a new age of domination. Who will live? Who will die? Only the dragons know.

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World Building - 4 starsRomance - 2 starsPlot - 3 starsCharacter Development - 2 starsThe strength of this series is the world building. It carries the series enough that I kept reading it despite only really liking the first two books. I wanted to see what new history would be uncovered and how it would tie out. I can tell it was planned out. Scenes and ideas connected to create a whole picture at the end that let you know the author had a vision for this series. I've always enjoyed the way T.A. White incorporates space and space travel into her series, and the creativity over the types of creatures is generally very impressive. For these reasons alone, I'd recommend this series.Unfortunately, I didn't like Tate (FMC) and really didn't like Ryu (MMC). Tate's history is fascinating, but she seems to be comprised mostly of snark and laziness. She's too lazy to have much in the way of goals, to face her past, to face her abilities, to think her way out of a problem. She's almost exclusively an impulsive, emotional reactor to events. This made it feel like her agency was subsumed. In reality, a lot of it was subsumed by males (Ryu, Jost, the Emperor, Thora, etc.). For someone who has the ability to lead, she does absolutely nothing with it. You can argue her lack of memory plays into this, but I think she had the ability but not the focus or willingness. Don't get me wrong, I don't need her to usurp the emperor and rule. But I do need her not to be a docile female follower of men. That stuck in my craw and really felt sexist in a lot of scenes. I found the whole bending the knee to the emperor kinda gross. She just did it because it was expected and she didn't want to bother not doing it. She justifies it as an exchange of legitimacy on both sides. I can see that, but frankly, she has dragon and her friends. She can stand on her own. Heck, she wants to. She just won't try to because reasons that sum up to her being lazy. I'm also not clear on how she was essentially a fighter previously and now she nearly dies in almost every fight scene and has to be rescued constantly. She's a walking disaster and again, it's due to a lack of focus. She loses the thread on an instinctual response frequently, and then is surprised when that enemy or danger pops back up as a problem paragraphs later because she "forgot" about it. It's how she gets stabbed in the 5th book, and at that point I just rolled my eyes because she's literally in a fight and the dragon slayer pulled her weapon out. But ok, let's ignore her right in front of you and go off in lala land and then be surprised when you have a sword in your chest. Of course. Why not?Her relationship with Ryu was lackluster for me. He's manipulative and controlling, and that about sums him up other than he's got a dragon. She even admits in the final installment that she can't trust him completely, only her friends. And why would she? He's supporting that idiot Thaddeous's rule as the emperor despite the fact Thad mostly a political animal who will sacrifice anything to keep his power. Ryu's really good at treating Tate like a child and acting like he's better than her, but he contributes mostly roars, snide remarks, and the occassional declaration of lust/love that falls flat because it's buried in controlling ultimatums and demands. At least the romance builds slowly. They consummate in book 4 - don't get me started on why it's ok to get laid in the middle of a kidnapping instead of focusing on her actual problems - and again, why does she like him? He's an a**. Not even an interesting one.The plot was decent. Mostly, I embraced the historical components and their relation to current events rather than the romantic plot points. The book could have been shortened; we spend a lot of time in Tate's head where she makes grand and obvious statements, pontificating on her point and why she's right. I could have done without that as I knew it or could infer it without having it laid out word for word. Paragraphs and paragraphs of this muddy the waters and then you have to look back to figure out where the conversation was left because you just went down a rabbit hole.Secondary characters Night and Dewdrop were interesting, though they needed more development. They started sounding the same, and their dialogue was a rehash of dialogue in earlier books. The snark got annoying. As did the ridiculousness with Willa and Pax's behavior, and by extension Night, Dewdrop, and Tate's. Young at heart is fine, but do try to adult occasionally. Thank god for Ilith's humor.Often, the dialogue fell flat and there were dramatic moments and statements that were just awkward and forced, making the story less believable especially in the romantic areas. There were tropes of a romance novel (smelled like thunderstorms) that just jarred. Dramatic popping into dragon form that was just silly, stuff like that. It pulled me out and made it seem less.

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