Jamie Sullivan

Sweet, lovely story

Oh gosh, I just adored this book. I read it for the MM romance aspect and ended up reading about unconditional love between a parent and child, and even though it wasn’t what I was expecting, I’m still so glad I read it. I especially loved how, at the beginning of the end, Oenyn came up with a solution to his predicament but even with that in place, there were still kinks that needed to be worked out, which is exactly how real life works. Madfall’s character development was really fun to witness, too. Excited to read more from this author!… (lisätietoja)

Madfall is a dragon and dragons care only about one thing - their hoard. So when he steals a basket that was supposed to have gold in it but instead had a baby - of course he wanted to get rid of it! Or maybe ransom it. He won't get attached because dragons don't get attached to humans. They don't.

Oenyn is human. And also dragon. After all, his father is a dragon - and he says it doesn't matter whose skin you wear. He loves his life with his father (and his goat, and his bunnies), but he is also curious about humans.

Richard is a squire who, in an effort to try and prove himself to his father and the knights who trained him, accepted the king's mission to find and slay the dragon that's been plaguing their kingdom and bring back the dragon's heart.

Hilarity ensues.

This book was just so much fun. It's light, fluffy and it made me laugh out loud. The only thing that bothered me a little is the use of contemporary phrases (like "You're on") in a world that's supposed to be medieval fantasy, but it didn't distract me from the story too much, because I just had so much fun reading it.… (lisätietoja)