The more I am learning about the Dragon Society, the uglier it's getting. Turning away Dragons that aren't perfect? And forever doomed the so-called "defected ones" to be someone's mistress. It's just horrible. 
 I thought Bridges Burned have emphasized more on Bryn's personal relationships, and majority have been about Bryn's love life, which was the main focus in the first half of the book. 
 Other than Bryn's love life, Brynn's relationships with other characters have made the most progress in Bridges Burned. Brynn's unexpected friendship with Jaxon have slowly improve since the last book. Which I have to say it was my favorite part of this book. I find myself looking forward to see more of Jaxon throughout the book. Though Bryn and Jaxon's friendship was an unlikely one, they bicker when they are around each other, but in Bridges Burned Jaxon have demonstrate that he may care about Brynn, in his twist little way. Whether their relationship remain platonic or romantic, I can see Jaxon become one of Brynn's good friend if not a close one eventually. 
 Brynn's relationships with her grandparents though started out shaky but due to certain circumstance have change ameliorate for Brynn in the book. The more Bryn spend time with her grandmother, the more it seem that she is actually a nice lady, which I am glad, Brynn really need more supports. 
 I care very little about her romance with Zavien, mainly because he was like a complete different person in Bridges Burned. His uncharacteristic actions have make me come to really despite him. At this point I am unsure if he will have any important part in Bryn's life or in the rest of the series. 
 Something horrible have occur in this book, it happened during later half of the book. And I have braced myself to see how this book would carry it out. It was somewhat disappointed to see life just goes on after this event. While I wasn't expecting the story stop progress because the tragedy, but it just seem unnatural. 
 Overall I thought this was a good follow up to Going Down in Flame, although this book ended abruptly again as the last book. It have stale a little on the world-building, and the revelation of the Dragon history aren't always pretty. While it seem quite a lot happened in this book, but I find nothing have really resolve in the end. This book definitely emphasized more on the romance, while other events seem to faded into the background. Even though I was looking for more of the magic bits, but I've thought the characters developments were nicely done in this book. And hopefully we will be seeing more of the magic in the next book of the series. 
 Happy Reading!! XO