Seriously, I liked this book a lot more than I thought I would. But then again, who doesn't like dragons and sexy romance? 
 Firelight is about Jacinda, born from the line of draki - descendants of dragons, that live secluded from humans in tribes. A special draki herself, Jacinda is forced to flee with her family to the human world. There, Jacinda is forced to slowly wear out her inner draki and stay as a normal human. But as Jacinda meets Will the human who saved her from his fellow draki hunters, her inner instincts rage and awaken her draki side. While struggling to keep her inner draki alive, Jacinda must deal with the irresistible attraction of Will, a draki hunter. 
 From first sight, Firelight seems to follow the same paranormal pattern. Two people irresistibly attracted to one another, but for some reason or another really shouldn't be attracted to one another. Doomed love seems pretty popular this season, but it takes more than cheap kisses and sensual moments to pull it off. Thankfully Firelight avoids most of that. 
 Just from the premise, Firelight is ensured an audience with most readers. Who doesn't want to read about dragons? It's a refreshing change from the plethora of vampire/werewolf/shapeshifter/who-knows-what-kind-of-paranormal-beast-next type of novels. Dragons are cool. And dragon romance is even cooler. Draki traditions/powers were instantly a compelling subject to read about, at least for me, and I felt completely submerged into the idea of them. 
 But the romance, this novel is a novel of romance. I actually do love the circumstances of the romance. They're both mutually attracted to one another, and despite all the cat and mouse romance play - it's quite endearing to have some mutual love for once. Not a creepy infatuated stalker girl. Or an even creepier infatuated ugly male lead. But no, Will's hot, he likes Jacinda for one reason or another, and Jacinda feels that same pull towards him. The tension between them is so deep and thick, it's so seductive! I couldn't stop reading! Best doomed love I've read in a long time. Firelight gets the doomed love element right - it's seductive, engrossing and totally hot! 
 Aside from that, I just like the premise of Firelight overall, the draki culture, the hunter culture and even the dynamics of tribe. I can't wait to read the sequel!