Book Review / "Light My Pyre" by Kat Kinney

Light My Pyre by Kat Kinney

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


How to love a dragon? It is absolutely obvious that you cannot train one.

Asher is a firefighter, a loving brother and grandson, a faithful friend, and – a fae. He is many things, but definitely not a coward. So, when he meets Gwyn for the first time – in her twenty-foot fire-breathing dragon form – he is ready to do everything to keep his dog Daisy safe (now, if it isn’t the most adorable name for a huge Irish wolfhound who likes nothing better than eating one sock out of every pair, then I don’t know what is).

Gwyn – apart from being able to transform into a huge, menacing-looking dragon – is a girl from a loving family who is forced to run from her perfect life.

Everwood Falls is a small town in the Rocky Mountains – a sanctuary for some supernatural creatures and a place of exile for others.

“Light My Pyre” by Kat Kinney has everything to make your heart beat faster. A mysterious arsonist who seems to follow Asher even when he moves to another town after a tragic event at work. A kaleidoscope of events that put almost everyone under suspicion. A slow-burn romance between a fae prince (who is an impossibly and seductively handsome firefighter) and a red-haired beauty who turns into a powerful dragon.

In addition to the mystery, romance, rules and intrigues of the supernatural world, “Light My Pyre” teases readers’ appetite with eloquent descriptions of delicious food and tugs at your heartstrings by making you fall in love with adorable pets and then putting them in grave danger. Did I mention a herd of enchanted elk with their antlers glowing in the dark? The werewolves of Everwood Falls have a peculiar sense of humour…

I’m certainly looking forward to the next book in this series.







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