Dragon Food (Dragon Training, #1)

Dragon Food (Dragon Training #1)

3.2 of 5 stars 3.20  ·  rating details  ·  35 ratings  ·  6 reviews
Something is hunting along the Gulf coast of Florida, and Mark Tavery is tasked with finding it. His expertise in dragons is his pride, but he can’t say the same about his romantic relationships. When he picks up a lamp during his investigation, he’s shocked at his instant attraction to, and all-consuming need for, the genie inside.

The genie, Luke, enjoying his attraction...more
ebook, 174 pages
Published March 22nd 2011 by Loose Id
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Jj Nightsong
1 star: A book with a lot of potential that fell flat due to immature writing.

Cover - typical Loose id, nipples/pecs no faces. Neither attractive nor discouraging.

M/C's - Mark, works as a "field-tist" (scientist in the field) for Searchlight, an organization that seems to hunt/control/monitor paranormal beings. Luke, a genie who lives in a lamp for 20 years at a time. Also, the bad dragon. 3rd person POV alternates between the three of them.

I almost gave up on this several times, but skimmed th...more
Don Bradshaw
I could not get interested in this book at all. I found the characters flat and boring, I even rooted for Benji the bad dragon. Mark is a damaged guy who can't get away from an abusive Dom ex. Luke, a genie, is found by Mark one day while he is diving. The story could have really taken off after the wish rules were laid out but it never did. Even the ending of the book was a bit of a let down.
Leah
truly amazing story, am excited to read book 2 and book 3 in this series! Wondering if there will be more books in this series?
Rachel
It took a while for me to get into the book, but I found the setup and world of dragons/vampires/werewolves/mermaids very interesting, and about a third of the way into the book, things started picking up and I enjoyed the plot. I also liked the characters, although it took a while for me to really get invested in the relationship between Luke and Mark. I like that the genie wasn't your typical genie. Overall, I did enjoy this book and would be interested in reading more in this world of SearchL...more
Brenda (b)
This story peaked my interest and I thoroughly enjoyed it. There was enough world-building in the beginning to show how things worked here, but there was also the introduction of the characters to make me want to know more about them too. Mark's past was slowly revealed as Luke learned about it in the storyline, however there were enough hints given to encourage my mind to make preliminary guesses as to what had happened. The ending was what I wanted and left a smile on my face.
Nightcolors
3.5 stars.
Read for m/m team bingo challenge. My short review/impressions.
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Dragon Food (Dragon Training, #1)
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