My Dragon Lord

I\’m giving this a 3 because it\’s kind of a cliffhanger, and I HATE that. We have a HFN for the H and h, but danger and uncertain times are looming, and the story is incomplete. Also, the storyline feels a little…rushed. I enjoyed Niko\’s and Ember\’s tale, as far as it went, but felt let down, ultimately.

Fantasy, sword & sorcery, and paranormal romances are my favorite genres. The first three books and the broken souls series had fully developed characters worth meeting. The women what\’s strong and independent, and the men, while the epitome of maleness, we\’re honorable, compassionate and brave. The author presents a world of magic and intrigue. It was a world worth exploring deeper, except for my own preferences. While I enjoy writing that is sexy, even sexual, I found myself flipping pages to avoid extreme sexual descriptions and content. It was passionate and powerful, but for me it was also pornographic. If this story used the f word glass and if the sex scenes where less, for lack of a better word, vulgar, I would have enjoyed the books much more and would have been excited to read the rest of the books in the series. This is my problem. And there are many people in my circle of friends, who would enjoy every word of this book. I have even recommended it to a couple how does friends. There are other authors in this genre who right equally sexually intense stories, while providing plots and characters I enjoy. My writing instructor once referred to me as a true romantic. I would enjoy these stories more if the emphasis was on the romance and less on the sex play. That said, if you are one of the many leaders who enjoy sexual content, then God bless you. You are going to enjoy this author\’s stories. and I will totally understand and respect if you choose to give her a five star review.

Nothing took this. Boring fated mated that uses the Instant love ‘plot’. The whole reporter angle isn’t anything. Very vanilla.

I really enjoyed this story and the way the author progressed the relationship between the H and h. The story telling was superb and I really liked the character development. Love the dragons\’ history and how they came to be in the situation of nearing possible extinction and the \’soul mark\’ that helped them find their possible soul mates. I would love to see how the relationship progresses between Nico and Ember, and see if Aleks and Cinder are soul mates, but I refuse to pay $3.99 for 170 pages (Book 2) and another $3.99 for 152 pages (Book 3) in order to find out. I just don\’t like to feel like I\’m being \’price gouged\’ for minimal pages so the author can meet a deadline. I really DID love the book, and would recommend it as long as you don\’t mind the price for the 2 other books in the series in order to find out if there is a HEA. It just wasn\’t worth the price for me to find out. I was given a free copy of this ebook for an honest review.

Yet another soul-mate book, dragons need their mates or they wither away. There\’s the melodramatic scene in the hospital facility where the poor dragon males are dying, how touching. Too bad the female is having panic attacks over nasty dark elves kidnapping her twin. The book feels like it was written with a cook-book recipe for romance novels, add the right ingredients to emotionally attract the readers, stir, bake. I\’m not fond of the taste, it\’s pretty fake to me.

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