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Ember's Kiss (Dragonfire #8)

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For centuries, the shape-shifting dragon warriors known as the Pyr have hidden themselves from mankind, defending the earth's treasures in secrecy. But as the final reckoning with the Slayers--who are determined to eradicate both humans and the Pyr who protect them--heats up, even the most ancient secrets will be revealed....

Brandon Merrick is determined to banish his shi...more

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Published October 2nd 2012 by Signet Eclipse

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Nov 26, 2012 Debbie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Brandon Merrick is a dragon shape shifter, a Pyr only he thinks of himself as a monster, he doesn’t know about his heritage because of an absent father. He’s focusing on surfing the Hawaiian waves while getting help from his old Chinese friend to save him from his dragon-self. But now there’s another fly in the ointment during an eclipse Brandon’s firestorm erupts, (when the Pyr find their one true mate), and what a woman she is but it’s also causing his dragon to take control.
Marine Biologist,...more Brandon Merrick is a dragon shape shifter, a Pyr only he thinks of himself as a monster, he doesn’t know about his heritage because of an absent father. He’s focusing on surfing the Hawaiian waves while getting help from his old Chinese friend to save him from his dragon-self. But now there’s another fly in the ointment during an eclipse Brandon’s firestorm erupts, (when the Pyr find their one true mate), and what a woman she is but it’s also causing his dragon to take control.
Marine Biologist, Liz Bennett is also in denial, she’s running from a past full of magic and legends too hurtful to remember, so she’s come to the islands to start over. But before she can even unpack her suitcase she’s literally hit by the sensual sparks coming from a gorgeous surfer and she never knew what hit her. Worse it unleashes her thought dead powers.
Liz and Brandon are alight in the newfound light of the firestorm and before the sparks die down nature is erupting in catastrophe, but there’s nothing natural about it. A terrible enemy has them in their sights and will do anything to end them. The other Pyr have sensed the firestorm and are on their way to help, if they can reach them in time. Will the firestorm bring them together forever or will it burn them to ashes.

Deborah Cooke’s excellence in world building just keeps getting better and better and her characters just keep getting more interesting. This time she brings us a man who’s ignorance of his heritage gets him in a world of trouble and a woman who’s knowledge of hers scares the daylights out of her and we get to watch as the magic of Deborah’s words give them life and meaning and make them fall in love as well. Her plot of fantasy and contemporary mixes like the perfect ingredients of a time loved recipe, her characters keep the pages turning and the nails bitten to the quick. And the romance, oh the romance is poetic how she makes these not so ordinary folks bow to the altar of extraordinary love. As with every series they’re best read in order but she also makes each one stand well on it’s own.
Deborah yours is always one of my must reads and always keepers on my shelves.

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Sep 25, 2012 Sandy rated it 5 of 5 stars

EMBER’S KISS (Dragonfire #8 ) by Deborah Cooke

EMBER’S KISS is the 8th storyline in Deborah Cooke’s amazing Dragonfire series. The Pyr are shape-shifting dragon warriors whose job it is to protect humankind but once in awhile a dragon will discover his mate through a firestorm, and the firestorm will bring with it a threat against their own. This is Brandon and Liz’s story.

In the previous storylines we have been following the exploits of an ancient dragon shifter known as Chen. Believing himself...more EMBER’S KISS (Dragonfire #8 ) by Deborah Cooke

EMBER’S KISS is the 8th storyline in Deborah Cooke’s amazing Dragonfire series. The Pyr are shape-shifting dragon warriors whose job it is to protect humankind but once in awhile a dragon will discover his mate through a firestorm, and the firestorm will bring with it a threat against their own. This is Brandon and Liz’s story.

In the previous storylines we have been following the exploits of an ancient dragon shifter known as Chen. Believing himself to be the most powerful, Chen had found the ‘dragon’s blood’ elixir and was making an army of Slayers to fight the Pyr. But the Darkfire had been released thwarting his plans, and with the approach of a new eclipse Chen was hoping to find the next Pyr who would be at his most vulnerable during the impending firestorm. He needed to find the dragons with affinities to the elements-he wanted their powers. Brandon was his target and their ‘friendship’ would nearly cost Brandon his life. With three missing scales, Brandon was closer to the Slayer than he had realized.

As the estranged son of Brandt, Brandon Merrick had made a name for himself in the surfing world. Currently living in Hawaii, Brandon was riding the waves hoping to make it big, but on the night of the eclipse, he would find himself awash in the firestorm, of which, all Pyr would hope one day to find. Knowing this would be his only chance at a son, Brandon would soon meet the woman who would be his mate. But something was wrong. He was having difficulty controlling his dragon and he blamed his nature and heritage, but there was something about Chen’s magical powder that seemed to fuel the rage burning inside. Knowing he was a danger to his mate, Brandon decided it was time to leave.

Marine biologist Liz Barrett has what she calls a ‘sensitivity to the elements’, but it had been close to 14 years since her special abilities had re-emerged. And the closer to her latest destination and a gorgeous stranger, the stronger her powers became. But the call of a name she had long forgotten proved that she was where she belonged and with a man claiming that the ‘firestorm’ was never wrong. But a cryptic message from an old ‘Asian’ man would have Liz second-guessing the true nature of the Firestorm and her dragon. And she suddenly realized the power that the old man had over Brandon and it was her turn to leave to protect the man in whom she was falling in love. She believed she had to escape her family legacy.

Many of the other Pyr will be called once again to help with the dragon’s Firestorm, but this time something felt off. Both Quinn and Erik sensed a difference as though the Darkfire was holding court with Brandon’s destiny and Sara would receive a portent of warning about this particular Firestorm. They all were heading to Hawaii because Brandon was in trouble-the Pyr and their mates were needed to break the spell that had been cast trapping Brandon in the clutches of a Slayer. But it is the power of love and a mate that will be the ultimate spell in saving Brandon’s life.

EMBER’S KISS is another well-written, fascinating and amazing storyline in Deborah Cooke’s Dragonfire series. Deborah creates a world of beautiful dragons and timeless love. I have loved Deborah’s Dragons since the very beginning and I was immensely pleased that she brought together the Pyr in this amazing tale. And yet again we get a very quick glance at another one of the Pyr, who amazingly finds himself in one too many predicaments.

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Jan 24, 2013 Sherri Needs A Maid rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, contemporary-romance, dragons, ebook, eye-candy, shifters

*NOTE: There may be spoilers. If you've read 8 books, you probably know what's going to happen anyway.

Brandon Merrick - professional surfer, poster boy for good looks, dragon. Liz Barrett - marine biologist with a secret.

Brandon is a good looking young surfer with an Australian accent, tattoos, and a smile that would melt any girls heart. He's also a dragon shifter - a Pyr - and he hates it. He believes his other self is evil and he lays this blame on his father Brandt. Brandt who didn't share...more *NOTE: There may be spoilers. If you've read 8 books, you probably know what's going to happen anyway.

Brandon Merrick - professional surfer, poster boy for good looks, dragon. Liz Barrett - marine biologist with a secret.

Brandon is a good looking young surfer with an Australian accent, tattoos, and a smile that would melt any girls heart. He's also a dragon shifter - a Pyr - and he hates it. He believes his other self is evil and he lays this blame on his father Brandt. Brandt who didn't share his nature with Brandon's mother until years later, causing not only a separation between them but for Brandon's mother to shun him as well. He wants nothing to do with the Pyr and in typical misguided fashion, ends up becoming the target of Chen - an evil and ancient Chinese Pyr. Believing Chen is a friend to him, he becomes more and more ingratiated into Chen's plans to use Brandon as the new source of a powder that turns Pyr into Slayers. Until he meets Liz.

Liz is a marine biologist - and a Firedaughter. This part of the book turned me off a bit because it's based in witchcraft/wicca and I'm not down with that, even if it's "white magic". But I digress. A Firedaughter is essentially from the line of Pele - Hawaiian goddess of fire and earth. She is able to control the element of fire, along with being from a long line of witches, but she doesn't embrace this life as she used to. Believing she inadvertently killed her mother using her powers, she works as a scientist, trying to forget her other self. This seems to be working for her until she comes to Hawaii.

Liz and Brandon are a lot alike - both wishing they could abandon their other self. I liked Brandon more however because at least he was honest about it. Liz tried to rationalize and emotionalize (is that a word?) her abhorrence of what she was, even when called on it. She felt a big two-faced to me in that respect. One thing I didn't like about either of them though was this: both are in their late 20s but they act like they are barely out of their teen years. I could understand Brandon somewhat, living the playboy lifestyle, but for Liz to be a scientist and still act so immature at times put me off. I did however like the fact that Liz didn't flip out when she discovered what Brandon is - a Pyr - and run screaming for the hills like an idiot. A bit of disbelief at first, but she didn't refuse his nature until the very end, like some paranormals have the heroine do.

The story was good but it wasn't great. I enjoyed seeing Erik, Sloane, Quinn and all the others play their part in the Firestorm. There's also some pretty heavy foreshadowing with Garrett (Quinn's son) and Zoe (Erik's daughter) that looks interesting. Even though Zoe is obviously the next Wyvern and Garrett the next Smith, both are powerful even as toddlers, and it's apparent these two will have a story together if the series continues that far.

Overall, my opinion is that I liked it but it was flawed. I'll still keep reading the series though - I have to find out who Sloane gets for his own, if nothing else. 3 stars

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Nov 22, 2012 Elizabeth rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Another Hot dragon shape shifter novel, what more could a girl ask for? The answer, her own hot dragon shifter. This novel did something that I have not seen previously. It took Brandon, who had learned to think of his dragon side as evil, and Liz, who also felt her magical side was dangerous, and put them side by side to learn from each other and life that they needed to accept both parts of themselves to be whole again. This book really entered the concept of the dark side that we all feel we...more

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Oct 10, 2012 Lisa Annesley rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Brandon Merrick grew up believing that his dragon side was a monster. Now estranged from his family, he wants nothing more than to conquer the darkness within him, to eradicate the dragon from his life. His goal is to become a pro surfer, since the water element seems to calm him. To that end, he cooperates with Chen, an elderly friend of his who says he can help him control his dragon. But does Chen have Brandon's best interests at heart? Is there more to Chen than Brandon sees?

Liz Barrett is a...more Brandon Merrick grew up believing that his dragon side was a monster. Now estranged from his family, he wants nothing more than to conquer the darkness within him, to eradicate the dragon from his life. His goal is to become a pro surfer, since the water element seems to calm him. To that end, he cooperates with Chen, an elderly friend of his who says he can help him control his dragon. But does Chen have Brandon's best interests at heart? Is there more to Chen than Brandon sees?

Liz Barrett is a marine biologist who believes she's put her own past behind her, having given away her Firedaughter witch powers fourteen years ago. But when she arrives in Hawaii for a symposium, her powers begin to return. And when she meets up with Brandon under a lunar eclipse, their firestorm--their fated mating--sparks into flames. After a night of passion, an unnatural earthquake releases Brandon's dragon. Although Brandon doesn't tell Liz that he is the dragon, she starts putting clues together to figure out that he's a Pyr. But she's also holding back on Brandon. They both have secrets that they're hiding, and they both can't accept their true selves.

The Pyr race to Brandon's side, welcomed by Brandon or not, as Chen makes his true nature known. An additional enemy arrives on the scene, complicating matters for all. The lives of Brandon and Liz--and the safety of the island of Oahu--are on the line unless they can accept and control their true natures. Will they succeed?

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Brandon and Liz are likable characters that you'll enjoy spending hours with. They aren't perfect--like real people they have their flaws. But Brandon is noble, loyal, and protective. Liz is caring, nurturing, and loving. But she can also kick some dragon butt.

After the story is established, there is plenty of suspense and fast-paced action. Both Brandon and Liz find themselves in mortal danger. But when all is said and done, Ember's Kiss is a story of self-acceptance and forgiveness.

Deborah Cooke will reveal her plans for Dragonfire in 2013 on November 1, 2012. Watch her blog for details at http://www.delacroix.net/wordpress/?p... on or after the 1st.

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Dec 16, 2012 Beate rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: dragons, shapeshifters, favorites

I really love this series. I don't want it to ever end. Bugger is that we're running out of dragons here! Ember's Kiss is more a coming of age story than any of the others in the series have been. Brandon, our hero, goes from hating his dragon self and contemplating suicide, to accepting who and what he is.

Even though I'm still heartbroken that Rafferty's book was so bad and we don't get to see him in this one at all, I really did love Brendan and Liz' story. He's struggling with what he is, 'he...more

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May 27, 2013 Pam rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, paranormal-favourites, reviewed, highly-recommend

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. For those who love the paranormal series, “Dragonfire” by Deborah Cooke, the eighth book in the series, “Ember’s Kiss” does not disappoint. It’s a terrific novel about a young man (Brandon) who doesn’t want to acknowledge or accept who and what he really is; that he’s Pyr (dragon). For years he’s hated his dragon and done everything to ignore it; turning away from the other Pyr members who’ve tried to guide him; and not wanting to be a part of the war between Pyr and Slayers; to only do what he...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Alyssa :::Riverina Romantics::: rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

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Rating: 4/5*
Romance: 4/5 <3

Mommy, can I have a dragon shifter for my birthday? Pleaseeeeeee!

This was a great book! The firestorm happened fairly early, the action picked up early, then it was a race to the finish. It kept me interested, reading furiously to see how everything played out. It was nice to see an appearance by some of the other shifters and their families, I always miss how they all interact with each other. I do wish they had been allowed a little mo...more Posted At: Riverina Romantics
Rating: 4/5*
Romance: 4/5 <3

Mommy, can I have a dragon shifter for my birthday? Pleaseeeeeee!

This was a great book! The firestorm happened fairly early, the action picked up early, then it was a race to the finish. It kept me interested, reading furiously to see how everything played out. It was nice to see an appearance by some of the other shifters and their families, I always miss how they all interact with each other. I do wish they had been allowed a little more page time, but hey, we don’t always get what we want. I remember as I was reading, I was surprised how things happened and how quickly. It was a nice change from the other novels that seemed a little more even. I have to say the pace fit Brandon and Liz, so it was good.

I couldn’t get over how childlike Brandon behaved for most of the book. I had a hard time believing that he was a grown adult, instead of a teenager --cause he sure as hell acted like one. I think that was my biggest peeve with him. He was so sure of the firestorm between him and Liz, yet he tried to furiously deny what he was and embrace it. Yes, Liz was doing something similar with herself, but she took it like an adult. Brandon just ran away like a kid. What I really liked about him, though, was his dedication and loyalty. Once he got involved with Liz, he made sure to do everything he could to protect her and make their relationship work. He fought for her, both physically and emotionally. He supported her even though he didn’t know about her own personal demons. He was determined to do the firestorm right, and was loyal to her until the end. He never once denied what was going on between them or their relationship. He embraced it completely and allowed it to flourish.

I really liked Liz’s character. She was a very strong and capable woman, despite how her life quickly got turned upside down the moment she got to Hawaii. She had been living in a mental world of her own making since she was a child, and when she got tangled up with Brandon, she realized she couldn’t hide who she was anymore. She had to embrace it, or everyone she had grown to care about could die. Things around her quickly start going haywire, lives started getting threatened, and her whole world gets altered. She takes it in stride, even the goofy-ass behavior of Brandon. She takes the knowledge she has and uses it to help not only Brandon and the other Pyr, but also herself. She becomes a one-woman fighting force, coupled with the strength and loyalty of Brandon, and the rest of the Pyr. She also never once denied the relationship she had with Brandon. She embraced it, even accepted the things he told her as if she had already known them. She didn’t doubt him and she never hid the fact that she cared about him so deeply. It was very refreshing to see two people embrace each other so readily instead of wasting time denying it and fighting against it.

Their romance was passionate and sweeping. They wasted no time in coming together and embracing each other. It only grew from the moment they joined. It showed how strong they were together, and how much stronger they continued to become in the face of all on danger chasing them. They made an amazing team, one that had me cheering for them until the very end. I really wanted this one to work, especially with everything that was working against them. I really liked the confidence and loyalty they had to each other.

Overall, despite Brandon being so juvenile at times, this was a great book and a great addition to the Dragonfire series. The family that these dragons create, both with each other and their own personal families, is amazing to see on the page. It always makes me happy by the time I put the book down, knowing that there is that kind of love out there. Really good story.

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Nov 03, 2012 The Window Seat rated it 3 of 5 stars

Well, when I first started this book, I was admittedly on a down trend toward the whole Dragonfire series. Kiss of Fire started incredibly strong and Kiss of Fury was disappointing. But since the second one took so long to slog through, this one got rushed to the front before the 6 in between. If this one were the tie breaker (which it isn't) then I wouldn't be reading Kiss of Fate next. That one will be the last chance of the series for me.

Brandon Merrick is a dragon shifter who doesn't want to...more

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Mar 27, 2013 Mirjam rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Ember's Kiss is the 8th book in the Dragonfire series featuring the young Pyr Brandon and marine biologist Liz. A likeable pair, although Brandon drove me daft with his gullibility at times. Liz is a wonderful character though. I love the union of dragon and firedaughter. Perhaps with her help some lost lore can be regained. This book offers danger, romance and a meeting with familiar characters. Ember's Kiss is another wonderful addition to the series!

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Nov 01, 2012 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Ember's Kiss is the 8th Dragonfire novel revolving around the Pyr, dragon shapeshifters. There is an overall story arc so I highly recommend reading them in order.

In Ember's Kiss we join Brandon, Brandon has bad history with the Pyr - they are the good guys but after his Dad abandoned him and his Mum - Brandon wants nothing to do with them. Unfortunately ths means that Brandon doesn't know much about being a dragon, all he really wants is to lose the ability to shapeshift. Chen is the head of t...more

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Oct 12, 2012 Lady Lioness rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I literally just finished reading this and I have no idea what to write. Maybe it's because I've been reading a lot of new adult books, maybe because I kept thinking about the companion YA series, I don't know, but Brandon felt like a teenager to me. He came across very lost and uncertain. I felt like, if you stripped away all the paranormal elements, he and Liz would have never worked out.

Cooke does liven up the series a bit with giving the second generation, still babies and toddlers, fragmen...more

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Apr 15, 2013 Kathy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reading-challenge, action, dragons, favorites, ill-world-cat, magic, paranormal-fantasy-2013, romance, shapeshifters, supernatural, tbr-plie-2013, witches

I really like this series, I like the characters, the story of good vs evil and the bad guys are really evil and demented to say the least. I like how the series progress with each story. The only thing is I think that it should end soon, although sometimes I hate when a series ends I think it should before it gets stale and starts to drag on.

I really liked that Liz had abilities of her own to use against the slayers, she wasn't a damsel in distress waiting for Brandon to save her and she held...more

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Oct 05, 2012 Tracie Runge rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ember's Kiss is Paranormal Romance at its best

What another engrossing and amazing instalment to the Dragonfire Series by Deborah Cooke. If you are a lover of Dragons and the paranormal and have not read this series all I can say is what are you waiting for.

The reading order for the Dragonfire series is

Kiss of Fire Dragonfire Novel Book 1
Kiss of Fury Dragonfire Novel Book 2
Kiss of Fate Dragonfire Novel Book 3
Winter Kiss Dragonfire Novel Book 4
Harmonia's Kiss Dragonfire Novella
Whispers Kiss Dragon...more

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Dec 16, 2012 Mindy rated it 4 of 5 stars

I just love this series by Deborah Cooke, A Dragonfire Novel. You cant deny who you are. I will definitely get the next one.

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Mar 16, 2013 Sharon rated it 1 of 5 stars

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the characters were pathethic and the story lame.

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Jan 13, 2013 Jacqueline rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: werewolves-shifters, paranormal-romance, from-readers-world

I'm a fan of this series but this one was a pretty big miss for me. The hero Brandon was an idiotic gullible goob. I have no clue why the heroine would ever think she was in love with him. Because he was hawt I guess. Don't know which dragon will get his firestorm next, but if it is Thorolf it looks like he might no be any smarter. Still loving the beautiful description of dragon colors though.

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Nov 15, 2012 June rated it 3 of 5 stars

I had the same issue with this book as I did with all its predecessors. That being I spend the first 3/4 of the book hating the characters and the way the story was progressing only to warm up to them in the book's climax. (Admittedly, I always like the endings despite my endless frustration with the series and lack of motivation to read it.)

While it was decent, I wouldn't say it's anything special.

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Oct 26, 2012 Anita rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I have read all of Deborah Cooke's dragon series and while a few are hit or miss, I was pleasantly surprised with this addition. I really enjoyed it. Just when I thought the story was going to get stuck, Ms. Cooke plowed through to tie the storyline up. I liked the characters and it is always wonderful to see past characters. Definitely a good read and a good addition to the series.

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Jan 28, 2013 Mona rated it 5 of 5 stars

OMG I loved this book! Even though its not the last book in this series, I feel content in waiting for the next and not anxious as I usually do when waiting for the next book. The storyline and ending were beautifully written to the point of making me cry. The DragonFire series is an amazing read.

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Oct 07, 2012 Kendra rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: z-added-in-sept-2012, romance, z-read-in-oct-2012

Brandon and Liz's story. Beautiful descriptions of Hawai'i! Good strong story, loved the magic mixed in.

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Oct 09, 2012 Jackie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I love this series. I'm sure Deborah has a master plan on how the series progresses. But I hope she doesn't wait to long to give Sloane his firestorm. I like the character's I have known for a long time to have their story before new character's have theirs.

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Oct 01, 2012 Wendy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: tbr-oct

Flipping love!

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Sep 24, 2012 Renee rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Another wonderful book. I loved both Brandon and Liz, and it was great to see other characters resurface. This book is definitly worth reading and the story is very original.

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Oct 11, 2012 Shaineinok rated it 5 of 5 stars

Brandon and Liz's story. Not a stand alone but #8 in the Dragonfire series. This is a great series and I really loved this installment.

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Oct 12, 2012 Darkand rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Surfer Pyr Brandon and Firedaughter marine biologist Liz's story - set in exotic Hawaii - lush and beautiful story! Loved it!

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Apr 13, 2013 Sandy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I really enjoyed watching this latest Pyr figure out the secrets of his firestorm.

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Deborah makes her home in Canada with her husband. When she isn't writing, she can be found knitting, sewing or hunting for vintage patterns. Deborah Cooke has always been fascinated with dragons, although she has never understood why they have to be the bad guys. She has an honors degree in history, with a focus on mediev...more

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