Soooo Very Magical !


4 Stars for this Magical Sweetness~

The Book~

I must say the Dragons are most definitely uniquely written,and my first thought was WTF., and, wow but, it so magical.. in the end, I find myself back at WTF?

The persona of the Dragons, speaking few words, and the relationship to their master's, well it does add softness to the plot.

BUT, the love making part, menage with the dragon's...Umm I don't think that part I like much, it was a little overwhelming and after pondering it lo More...

Without question my favorite of the series so far! Definitely among my favorite books I've read this year.

I'm having such a hard time finding actual words to sum up just how much I loved this. I've adored dragons since I was little, and after the glimpses we got of Nerin and Troyes in Midnight, I was hoping we'd get to see more of the dragons. (And perhaps get some glimpses of what Barra, Nerin and Troyes kept behind closed doors... :P)

Add to that the fact that I totally geek out about anything More...

2.5 stars
Of Ms. Derr's books that I've read, this is the least favorite one.

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-The world building is there, but it's a bit confusing. Supposedly it's a reinterpretation of King Arthur legend, but it feels a bit forced. Unlike smooth reinterpretations in the previous books in the series.
- Dragons are not pet, since they can take human form and f*ck with their master. Yet, they speak with 3-yr old speech. "Blaze hungry?" "Ken stay?". They get possessive about their owners, yet don't mind if the own (hide spoiler)] More...

As with the rest of this series, I seem to love each installment more than the last...and I really love this one. If there were more than five stars to give, I would. I have a thing for dragons -- be it shifters or dragons in their natural form. And this book is going in my top ten favorite dragon stories.

I'm no longer surprised by how much I adore each character that Megan Derr creates. They are strong and beautifully written. In this book, Blaze, Erie, Ken, Nev, Rafael, Conway, Amr, and Cam e More...

This is a WONDERFUL and sexy adventure about knights and dragons and mages living in modren day America; I fell in love with all eight protagonists as they fell in love with each other. I hope something casts a spell on Megan Derr, so she can never stop writing stories set in this magical world. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

4.75 stars

I really liked the book. I've always been a fan of dragons ever since Megan's first versions, and I was really happy to see all the characters come back into one story, and she managed to incorporate them them well with a fitting plot.
There were a few things that let it down though: it was predictable and there was too much focus on the inter-human relationships rather than the owner-dragon relationships, I felt they came third after the human "damn, I want to fuck him", and friendships.
The oth More...

I really should just start a new shelf for Megan Derr. . .

Anyway I loved Ms Derr's whole new take on dragons, and this wonderful addition to the world of Sable Brennus. I probably shouldn't call it that since it isn't really, but damn if I'm not biased towards him.

As usual her writing is exceptional and a pleasure to read. It just makes me want to float around and dance really, with how nicely it flows. . . Anyway as for the book itself, I only have one thing to say.

Dragons = Sex Kittens

Not comp More...

I'll probably finish this eventually, as Megan Derr is one of my favorite authors, but it'll be hard. The book isn't bad, it just isn't quite to my taste. A quick rundown:

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Plot: Nothing spectacular. It's a bit of UST mixed in with a lot of ACTION MOVIE.

Characters: It would seem like every main character has a, "Oh woe, I am in love with X but why would he love someone as wretched as me?" moment--which is especially interesting considering the defining characteristic of all of them is supposed to (hide spoiler)] More...

With every book I like this series more. The storyline sucked me right in and I couldn't put the book down. After the last book I hoped that there would be a book about dragons because they really intrigued me.
It was a little difficult for me to see them as wheapons instead of people or pets because they acted like them. It was really sweet when they begged for their special treat :)
There are so many different characters that I won't go into detail because you have to read and get to know them f More...

Just less than 4 stars

This book started really strong for me and then it kind of went somewhere else. Not necessarily in a bad way, just in an unexpected way. Blaze is a pit fighter and he fights with his dragon Erie (Eros). He is working towards a life where he and Erie no longer have to fight and put Erie in danger. Erie is a very powerful flame dragon and Blaze is a natural "master". Together they make a formidable team. I expected this story to be about pit fighters, but there was really onl More...

Damn you, GR, cause you just lost my whole entire review!!! Arghhh! *shakes fists in the air*

Anyway, I was saying how cute and adorable the dragons were =)

Too bad there wasn't much Cam in the story, even though he was the main reason behind the sticky and messy situation. On the whole I am a touch disappointed because of that... and poor editing ...and messed up names - Blaze who on occasion or two turned Blake or Ken and Rafael who turned Raphael the same amount of times ...smother the whole t More...

I was reading along, each book in this series earning solid 5-stars from me. Then we got to this book and BAM... Best Book Yet!!! I'm putting this special story on my-6-star-favs shelf.

I've been a dragon fan since Anne McCaffrey's White Dragon came out. I've soared with the Dragonriders of Pern and been jealous of the Dragon Singers. I never thought I'd find another dragon story as good and then I read this one.

Love the Arthurian references but I've missed any reference to MERLIN who was my fav More...

3.5 stars

Pretty amazing plot-line but unfortunately this story involves Megan's common "multiple couples" trick, that I am not so fond of. One romantic pairing per story is all I can handle.

Wow, there was virtually nothing I disliked about this book. A world of dragons unlike anything I've read and the characters different then most other books. My favorite Derr book.

It's odd. Would have been even weirder if I hadn't read what seems to be the prequel, although lots of facts are changed.
Some editing will only be beneficial.

It's a little weak for Megan Derr, and I think there are too many main characters.

Very good story and plenty of details.. ha-ha.. :)

Not my favorite in the series, but still good!

As much as I enjoyed the previous four books set in this universe, this one was hard going for me. I just couldn't keep anyone's identity straight, I kept forgetting who was who and who belonged with whom. There were just too many couples and combinations. So confusing. And also, it creeped me out that the guys had sex with their dragons. The dragons are portrayed as very basically sentient pets, so you can see why that would be discomforting.

Loved this. Have been gorging myself on Megan's books of late, and this was great.

Great idea for the story, but too many characters and bad editing lowered the rating. The story got better in the second part, when the number of sex scenes dropped to manageable level - which is almost never a problem with Derr's books. That said, I would still like to read the sequel and see how the dragons and their owners are doing.

basically reads like slash fanfic