Le destin de la dragonne (Les âmes-soeurs de la dragonne t. 4)

The way the author reimagined dragon lore added so much depth to the story. I'm curious if this was inspired by existing myths or entirely original.

It made the story feel more emotional and high-stakes, but I wonder if the focus on romance overshadowed other elements like world-building or action.

Some parts moved quickly, then slowed down significantly. Did the author plan this rhythm to build suspense or was it a natural result of character development?