I know I read this a few years ago, but apparently I didn't review it, and it wasn't in my kindle, so... Anyway, it was a nice re-read since I didn't remember everything, and that last chapter is lovely. It's a unique hurt/comfort romance and pirates are involved. And imps. :) ( )

3.5

I liked this. It was sweet and fluffy and romantic in all the right places, and the worldbuilding was very nice considering the page-count, but compared to my other Fielding reads, the plot was a bit… silly? ( )

Very sweet. ( )

Dragons and pirates and imps, Oh My!

A true swashbuckling adventure that is just wonderful. Such good world building! I absolutely loved it! ( )

3.5 Stars

Story: 8
First MC: 8
Second MC: 7
Secondary characters: 6
Mystery: 3
Sexual tension: 5
Humor: 6
Hotness: 6
Product placement: 0
Ridiculousness: 4
Annoying: 4
Audio: 9 (4h 5min)
To re-read: 5

I didn’t like as much as I thought. Jullian is a sickly 25 y/o. His parents send his to the seaside; which I don’t get. A sickly kid whom his parents protect, to the point he didn’t go to college because they feared for his life. Yet they send him to a remote place with no servants and even a working bath. Seems like they hated him and wanted to get rid of him.
The aspect of fantasy world wasn’t explored much. We have dragons and imps, and? Nothing. Julian got an adventure, got laid, ate fish, cooked some bad stew and fattened the imps.

Took me forever to read this short-ish story. ( )