The conclusion is better because the cracks in the plan show, resulting in inevitable failure and unforeseen deaths. I found this to be an exaggeration of the insta-kissing trope in the YA genre. Moreover, there were one or two scenes where Pran is in severe pain (so severe that he should not be able to do anything), yet he has to kiss Oksana. To take down such a seemingly invincible empire, it takes more than a scheming group of teenagers in my humble opinion. However, it is in the middle, where the Tuliikobrets plan to thwart the Emperor, that I could not connect to the protagonists, as well as the plot. She gives a no-holds-barred portrayal of the scrambling for power, the torture of the subordinates to stay in power, and the snatching of children from their homes. Taylor shows the hierarchy in the Tuliikobrets army in detail. It is a world where only the strongest and the most powerful survive. They underwent torture for seven years which changed them, physically and mentally. What would Oksana and Pran do to thwart the Emperor’s cruel plans? Taylor explains the cruelty that the Tuliikobrets must undergo to become fire-wielding soldiers in exquisite detail. The blurb of We are the Fire by Sam Taylor is promising, so is the beginning. We are the Fire by Sam Taylor – Review | Blog Tour Worse still, they both soon find that the only way to defeat the monsters that subjugated them may be to become monsters themselves. But their methods and ideals differ drastically, driving a wedge between them. When they discover the emperor has a new, more terrible mission than ever for their kind, Pran and Oksana vow to escape his tyranny once and for all. Pran dreams of one day rebelling against their oppressors and destroying the empire Oksana only dreams of returning home and creating a peaceful life for them both.
Pran and Oksana―both taken from their homeland at a young age―only have each other to hold onto in this heartless place.
In the cold, treacherous land of Vesimaa, children are stolen from their families by a cruel emperor, forced to undergo a horrific transformative procedure, and serve in the army as magical fire-wielding soldiers. WHAT’S THE BOOK ABOUTĪs electrifying as it is heartbreaking, Sam Taylor’s explosive fantasy debut We Are the Fire is perfect for fans of An Ember in the Ashes and the legend of Spartacus.
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