REVIEW: Firefighter Dragon by Zoe Chant
Blurb:
When curvy American archaeologist Virginia Jones finds the lost burial mound of an ancient Anglo-Saxon king near the English city of Brighton, she uncovers much more than she expected. Unearthing a priceless artifact summons an evil dragon who’ll stop at nothing to claim the treasure for his own hoard. Trapped in a burning building by a beast that ought to be imaginary, Virginia's only hope is to call for emergency…Dai Drake has an unusual occupation for a dragon shifter — he’s a firefighter, part of an elite all-shifter crew. When he rescues Virginia from the blaze, he instantly recognizes her as his one true mate. But how can he tell her what she is, when the first dragon she ever met was a greedy, bloodthirsty monster?
As Virginia and Dai work together to save the artifact from falling into the wrong claws, the spark between them quickly grows to an inferno. But will his secret make their relationship go up in smoke?
Title: Firefighter Dragon
Series: Fire & Rescue Shifters
Book #: 1
Author: Zoe Chant
Approximate Book Length: 117 Pages
Recommended Reader Age: 18+
Sexual Content: Moderate
Series: Fire & Rescue Shifters
Book #: 1
Author: Zoe Chant
Approximate Book Length: 117 Pages
Recommended Reader Age: 18+
Sexual Content: Moderate
Thoughts:
This one snuck up on me. I picked it up for free a while back honestly having barely acknowledged it because it's a firefighting dragon shifter so yeah I was interested. I was recently in the mood for just such a thing and was so pleasantly surprised.
The world is fascinating with characters so likeable that I just couldn't get enough. I will admit to having looked up how to say Dai's name though. The story was simple and compelling making for a riveting, yet light read. I flew right through this book and continued on through the series.
The world is fascinating with characters so likeable that I just couldn't get enough. I will admit to having looked up how to say Dai's name though. The story was simple and compelling making for a riveting, yet light read. I flew right through this book and continued on through the series.
Bottom Line:
Firefighter Dragon is an enthralling series introduction. I loved the characters and was utterly intrigued with the world.
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