Rating: 3.5🌈 How To Date A Dragon is a short cute prequel to Louisa Masters Here Be Dragons series. This quick romance between Hagen, a dragon, and real estate agent, the vampire Jaiden is about 88 pages long. That doesn’t allow much time for character or relationship development. It comes with the expectation that the… Continue reading Review: How To Date A Dragon (a Here Be Dragons prequel) by Louisa Masters
Tag: LGBTQIA Fantasy Romance
Review: Prince and Pawn (Perilous Courts #3) by Tavia Lark
Rating: 4.25🌈 Prince and Pawn charts the course of romance for the third and oldest Sandrelle Prince and the current heir to the Kingdom, Audric. This book differs from the others in that the younger brothers , widely considered vying for the throne themselves outside of inner circles, each traveled to find their own mates.… Continue reading Review: Prince and Pawn (Perilous Courts #3) by Tavia Lark
Review: Nyall (Christmas Sprites Book 1) by Macy Blake
Rating: 4🌈 Nyall is a sweet holiday romance, an adorable beginning to a new Christmas series about a holiday village, Mistletoe Falls, and a special magical family of sprites looking for their HEA’s. First up is the village baker, Nyall, who meets reporter Aaron Newton, banished to the village to write holiday fluff by his… Continue reading Review: Nyall (Christmas Sprites Book 1) by Macy Blake
Review: The Heart’s Blood (San Amaro Investigations#5) by Kai Butler
Rating: 5🌈 The Heart’s Blood hits every marker, nails and surpasses all expectations I have for the characters, the storylines , and the journey Butler is taking us on. It’s a superlative narrative smorgasbord where Butler’s characters get to demonstrate genuine personal growth and maturity, often at huge emotional and physical cost. The imaginative series… Continue reading Review: The Heart’s Blood (San Amaro Investigations#5) by Kai Butler
Review: Without A Trace (Shadows of London #5) by Ariana Nash
Rating: 4.25:🌈 Ariana Nash’s Shadows of London series comes to a close with Without A Trace. It’s a finale story that’s got the complexity and character surprises we’ve come to expect from this author and series but it’s also has some of the flaws that have kept it from fulfilling the promise it’s showed from… Continue reading Review: Without A Trace (Shadows of London #5) by Ariana Nash
Review: How Not To Marry a Prince by Megan Derr
Rating: 3.5🌈 How Not To Marry a Prince by Megan Derr is a very sweet fantasy romance, very typical of Derr in terms of location and types of characters. I found myself delighted by the main character, Prince Amador, his love of numbers, and, romance. Amador is such a kind, sweet endearing person. That makes… Continue reading Review: How Not To Marry a Prince by Megan Derr
Review: My Dragon Mate: (Mages of Ravenshire 1.5) by Stella Rainbow
Rating: 3.25🌈 When I was skimming through various titles, looking for a new author and quick story to read, I came across My Dragon Mate by Stella Rainbow, listed as a standalone Bi-awakening Fated Mates Romance. No reference to a series. Not in the title I was looking at. New author, fantasy romance with a… Continue reading Review: My Dragon Mate: (Mages of Ravenshire 1.5) by Stella Rainbow
Review: The Dragon Experiment (Here Be Dragons #3) by Louisa Masters
Rating: 5🌈 What an absolutely hilarious, sexy, thoughtful, fantasy mystery romance. The Dragon Experiment really has it all here. Starting with the confidently engaging Fabian Draco, the dragon species historian who’s constant search for knowledge of all types is only equaled by Fabian’s enormous amounts of sexual encounters. Of all types, of all genders ,… Continue reading Review: The Dragon Experiment (Here Be Dragons #3) by Louisa Masters
Review: Elven Game (Roman and Jude:Monster Hunters#2) by Rhys Lawless
Rating: 4.75🌈 The strange, tormented romance of Jude Cohen and Roman Meyers, whose families are the Elven equivalent of the the Montagues and the Capulets , continues on in Elven Game. Jude, a game coder, had figured out in the last story, that all the monsters everyone were encountering , except for Royal, were ones… Continue reading Review: Elven Game (Roman and Jude:Monster Hunters#2) by Rhys Lawless
Review: Gideon (Chosen Champions #2) by Macy Blake
Rating: 4.5 Gideon was a better tale, probably because so much of the exposition had been dealt with in Logan’s book that we’re familiar with most of the characters here. We get the relationships happening and the new dynamics at play around the Warehouse, the headquarters for Logan’s team and new pack. With a foundation… Continue reading Review: Gideon (Chosen Champions #2) by Macy Blake
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 