Loved by a Dragon
The Dragon Archives, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Josephine Hall
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By:
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Linda K. Hopkins
About this listen
Is it possible to love too much?
After three months of marriage, Aaron and Keira Drake are still very much in love. Life at Storbrook seems idyllic, and Keira cannot quite believe how happy she is. Anna, Keira's younger sister, has made Storbrook her permanent home, while Max, a young (by dragon standards) clan member, has also recently arrived at the Dragon Master's home. Sparks immediately fly between Anna and Max, but when the prince calls on Aaron for his help with a rogue dragon threatening the city, Aaron and Keira must find a way to work through their own doubts and fears, while Anna is tested in different ways when she is thrown together with Max.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- VoraciousBookDragoness
- 10-12-21
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Missgotty
- 15-06-22
Sickly sweet
I enjoyed the first book but book 2 is very slow, very long winded and very sickly sweet. I listened on a faster speed (1.2) just to get through it, as the narration is so slow and drawn out. The romance is over the top sickly sweet, it was in the first book but it is even more ramped up in book 2. The main elements that made the first book interesting are either written out, dampened down or normalised in this book and therefore less interesting. The same character's are bickering over the same issues. The basic storyline is interesting but in this book it isn't very believable or exciting. There wasn't any mystery you knew exactly how it was going to play out and which character would do what, no surprises and very little action.
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