Books matching: dragon kin
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Save:A hilarious, spicy, and action-packed start to a beloved dragon shifter romance series - great for anyone craving outrageous fun and fierce, messy heroines, but not for those wanting deep world-building or restrained storytelling.
Dragon Actually by G.A. Aiken is a paranormal romance that follows the story of Annwyl the Bloody, a fierce warrior princess fighting against her evil brother. Saved by a dragon named Fearghus, Annwyl forms a unique bond with him as he trains her to face her enemies. The book features humor, strong character relationships, and steamy scenes, with a focus on the unconventional romance between a human and a dragon shifter.
He’d heard the sounds of battle for quite some time. But, as always, he ignored it. The wars of men meant nothing to him. Never had. But those same sounds right outside his den? Well, that did stir hi...2004•362 pages - #2
Save:Snarky, sexy, and side-splittingly funny - this is dragon shifter romance at its most entertaining! Best enjoyed as part of the Dragon Kin series.
In "What a Dragon Should Know" by G.A. Aiken, readers are introduced to Gwenvael, a promiscuous dragon known as Gwenvael the Ruiner, and Dagmar, a highly intelligent human woman. Despite their differences, their relationship is portrayed as wonderful, filled with banter, humor, and unexpected depth. As the story unfolds, it not only focuses on their evolving relationship but also delves into the dynamics among the Dragon Kin characters, including Queen Annwyl and the impending birth of her twins. The plot weaves together elements of humor, romance, political intrigue, and action, creating a fantasy world rich in character development and unexpected twists.
The book is praised for its engaging storytelling, well-crafted characters, and intricate plotlines that keep readers hooked from start to finish. With a blend of humor, passion, and emotional depth, "What a Dragon Should Know" offers a unique mix of medieval fantasy, romance, and comedy. The author's ability to balance the darker aspects of the story with moments of humor and romance is highlighted, making it a compelling read that appeals to a wide range of readers in terms of age and gender.
It wasn’t the first time he’d run for his life. And it most likely would not be the last. In the past few decades, though, he’d mostly run from angry fathers who’d found him where they felt he should...September 2009•470 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dragon Kin ) - #3
Save:A rollicking, character-packed fantasy romp with dragons, drama, and laugh-out-loud moments, especially satisfying for returning fans - even if the romance isn’t front and center.
'How to Drive a Dragon Crazy' in the Dragon Kin series by G.A. Aiken follows the long-awaited romance between Izzy and Eibhear, two characters whose relationship has been building throughout the series. Set against a backdrop of dragons, gods, witches, and war, the story unfolds with a mix of action, humor, and romance. The writing style is described as fast-paced, linear, and filled with entertaining dialogues that enhance the relationships between the characters, both old and new.
The Northlanders had been holding their own for years, pushing the Ice Land dragons, called the Spikes, back to their territorial lines and holding them there. Yet the Mì-runach were the ones who stop... - #4
Save:A wild, sexy fantasy romp that's all about monster girls, fun worldbuilding, and harem-fueled escapades. Not perfect, but it delivers exactly what it promises: a light, entertaining ride for fans of the genre.
'Monster Girl Islands' by Logan Jacobs is an action-packed evolving series that follows the protagonist, Ben, as he navigates through different islands filled with monster girls, terrifying creatures, and conflicts with orcs. The story focuses on Ben's adventures, building relationships with various female characters, battling monsters, and discovering new cultures on each island. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of fantasy elements, adventure, and adult scenes, creating a fast-paced and entertaining story that keeps readers hooked.
With a blend of fantasy facts, immersive storytelling, and likable characters, 'Monster Girl Islands' takes readers on a journey filled with action, suspense, and intriguing plot developments. The series introduces unique concepts like harem building, kingdom building, and survival fighting, all set in a fantasy world where the protagonist faces challenges, explores new territories, and encounters various mythical creatures while trying to protect and unite different groups of females on the islands.
“Well, that doesn’t look good,” I muttered to myself as I watched storm clouds brewing in the western sky. They were getting darker and angrier by the second, and I could see bright flashes of lightni...December 2019•256 pages - #5
Save:In 'Dragon on Top' by G.A. Aiken, Ghleanna, a fierce warrior dragon shifter, is tasked with protecting Bram, a diplomatic dragon, on a mission to negotiate peace between the Sand Dragons. As they embark on this journey, Ghleanna and Bram's relationship evolves from initial indifference to mutual admiration, leading to unexpected sparks between the two very different dragons. The story is filled with adventure, romance, humor, and a touch of darkness, set in a world where strong female characters, family bonds, and rollicking dragon escapades take center stage.
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Save:A wildly entertaining, sexy, and hilarious dragon shifter romance - perfect for fans of bold banter and big personalities! Not for the faint of heart, but definitely unforgettable.
'About a Dragon' by G.A. Aiken is a humorous and sexy dragon shifter romance that follows the story of Briec, a fearsome dragon known for his arrogance, and Talaith, a witch with a sharp tongue and a mysterious past. The book delves into their complex relationship, filled with snarky banter, humor, and a passionate love story. Set in a world where gods and goddesses manipulate their followers, the plot unfolds with twists and turns, involving danger, humor, and a touch of brutality. The characters, particularly Briec and Talaith, are well-developed and engaging, making the reader invested in their journey towards a happily ever after.
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Save:An unapologetically wild ride! Hot and Badgered is a laugh-filled, action-packed, totally off-the-wall shifter family caper. Perfect for readers wanting pure fun and sibling shenanigans – just don’t expect a steamy, romance-first read.
'Hot and Badgered' by Shelly Laurenston is a shifter romance novel that follows the story of three half-breed shifter sisters, one of whom is a honey badger shifter. The book is filled with humor, strong female characters, and a chaotic plot involving a grizzly bear shifter. The writing style is described as hilarious, fast-paced, and engaging, with witty banter and snarky dialogue that keeps readers entertained.
Charlie Taylor-MacKilligan slapped her hand against the bedside table next to the bed, blindly searching for her damn phone. When she touched it, she was relieved. She had no plan to actually get out...2018•435 pages - #8
Save:Fire in His Blood is steamy, silly, and pure escapism - a perfect fix for anyone who wants dragons, romance, or just a lighthearted adventure in a broken world. Not everyone’s cup of tea, but if you’re in it for the fantasy fun and don’t mind a few clichés, it delivers exactly what it promises.
Fire in His Blood by Ruby Dixon is a post-apocalyptic romance novel set in a world where dragons have ravaged the Earth. The story follows Claudia, a woman who is thrown into a situation where she must learn to connect with a dragon named Kael, who sees her as his mate. Despite initial communication challenges, their relationship develops as they navigate the dangers of their world. The book is described as having a mix of romance, adventure, and world-building, with a writing style that keeps readers engaged throughout.
As far as jail cells go, this one’s pretty decent. I mean, I’ve been in my fair share over the last few years, and most of them are converted storage closets or small, reinforced rooms. This one has a...2017•340 pages - #9
Save:Wildly entertaining, gory, and just plain fun: a sprawling, hilarious fantasy adventure with a lovable powerhouse heroine - just don't go in expecting a classic romance.
In "The Blacksmith Queen" by G.A. Aiken, the story revolves around Keeley, a strong blacksmith who finds herself unexpectedly thrust into the role of a queen due to a prophecy. The plot is filled with action, adventure, romance, betrayal, and humor as Keeley navigates through a world of sibling rivalry, royal plotting, and magical creatures like demon wolves, centaurs, elves, and dwarves. The writing style is fast-paced, filled with snark, offbeat humor, and strong character development, particularly focusing on Keeley's journey to protect her family and fulfill her newfound destiny.
They had stumbled upon him sleeping by this same tree and before he knew it, they’d decided they wanted his meager things and the three horses he’d been traveling with and, Oh! Wouldn’t it be fun to s...August 2019•301 pages - #10
Save:A super fun, sexy, and fresh take on shifter romance - with dragons, banter, and heart. If you crave magic, steamy sparks, and a heroine who stands up for herself, grab this now!
'Dragon Bound' in the 'Elder Races' series by Thea Harrison is a paranormal romance novel that introduces readers to a world where dragons, elves, goblins, and shifters coexist. The story follows Pia, a half-human, half-wyr character who steals from the hoard of Dragos, one of the oldest dragons, leading to a complex and passionate relationship between them. The book is praised for its well-developed characters, intense romance, and unique blend of magical creatures, making it a captivating read for fans of paranormal romance.
The writing style in 'Dragon Bound' is described as engaging, with snappy dialogue and a cohesive plotline that keeps readers hooked from the opening sentence. The author, Thea Harrison, skillfully weaves together elements of romance, action, and fantasy, creating a world that is both intriguing and immersive. The relationship between Pia and Dragos is a central focus of the story, showcasing themes of love, trust, and self-discovery against a backdrop of dragon vengeance and paranormal conflicts.
Honestly, what had she done? She had taken one look at a pretty face and forgotten everything her mom had taught her about survival. It sucked so bad she might as well put a gun to her head and pull t...2011•361 pages
