Ashes to Ashes: The Dragon's Flame (Blackstone Chronicles, Part 3)

Rating:
Summary: Very good
Review: I have read the entire installment of the Blackstone chronicles but this one stands out the most. Sweet simple minded Rebecca is pleased when her cousin has decided to return to live with her fanatical mother. A well-meaning Rebecca buys her a fancy lighter at a flea market, but like the other objects from the Asylum it carries a deadly curse. The whole series pulls you and gets you involved it is reminiscent of the old series Friday the 13th, definately one you won't want to miss

Rating:
Summary: Different yet the Same
Review: Once again, the basic plot line in "The Dragon's Flame" is almost identical to the first two installments. The main character is Rebecca, a quiet, friendly young woman who lives her strict aunt. When Rebecca's rebellious cousin comes home, chaos mounts. This extremely dysfunctional family makes the story very interesting, and difficult to put down.

Rating:
Summary: Different yet the Same
Review: Once again, the basic plot line in "The Dragon's Flame" is almost identical to the first two installments. The main character is Rebecca, a quiet, friendly young woman who lives her strict aunt. When Rebecca's rebellious cousin comes home, chaos mounts. This extremely dysfunctional family makes the story very interesting, and difficult to put down.

Rating:
Summary: Slightly better
Review: This book is EXACTLY the same as the first two parts, but centers on one of the more interesting characters (like another reader already stated), Rebecca, and is therefore a little bit more readable. The structure of this serial reminded me of the early works of James Herbert (SPOILER AHEAD!): Someone gets introduced - and killed off. After that, someone gets introduced... - you get the point