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Enter the Dragon
By Daylight Come By Tielle St Clare It began so innocently. . .but it didn't stay that way. After saying a spell from a magic dragon book to entertain her nieces, Tina finds herself with a wounded dragon on her lawn. He doesn't stay a dragon for long. He turns into the most luscious man she's ever seen. In the dragon's world, every woman has two lovers-her Protector and her Warrior. To survive, the three of them must Join. Tina knows the perfect man to claim as her Warrior-strong, powerful and sexual. Now she has to convince him to Join with her. . .permanently.
Hyde! By Madison Hayes One elegant aristocrat engaged in dangerous politics. One beautiful clone, his DNA stripped of emotion. One handsome madman who's supposedly spent his life in and out of gene clinics. All three of them are Teller's lovers. All four of them live in the shadow of the dragon. Each one of them is subject to a strange, dark possession-Hyde!
Tale of the Dragon By Mlyn Hurn When Princess Lyra needs to escape castle life, she hides away in a cave shared with her strapping dragon, Maldovaar, who is nest-sitting an unusual egg. Lyra's father marries her to his chosen bridegroom, the Duke of Krytan-a match between strangers that benefits the kingdom. Krytan soon discovers her hidden lair, and all of her secrets. Her body can't resist his sexual allure. Her rebellious spirit battles assumed expectations. As they share passionate caresses, Lyra's sensuality demands more of Krytan than he ever planned to give.
Hyde! By Madison Hayes One elegant aristocrat engaged in dangerous politics. One beautiful clone, his DNA stripped of emotion. One handsome madman who's supposedly spent his life in and out of gene clinics. All three of them are Teller's lovers. All four of them live in the shadow of the dragon. Each one of them is subject to a strange, dark possession-Hyde!
Tale of the Dragon By Mlyn Hurn When Princess Lyra needs to escape castle life, she hides away in a cave shared with her strapping dragon, Maldovaar, who is nest-sitting an unusual egg. Lyra's father marries her to his chosen bridegroom, the Duke of Krytan-a match between strangers that benefits the kingdom. Krytan soon discovers her hidden lair, and all of her secrets. Her body can't resist his sexual allure. Her rebellious spirit battles assumed expectations. As they share passionate caresses, Lyra's sensuality demands more of Krytan than he ever planned to give.
351 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2005
About the author
Tielle St. Clare
76 books354 followersTielle (pronounced "teal") St. Clare has had life-long love of romance novels. She began reading romances in the 7th grade when she discovered Victoria Holt novels and began writing romances at the age of 16 (during Trigonometry, if the truth be told). During her senior year in high school, the class dressed up as what they would be in twenty years-Tielle dressed as a romance writer.
When not writing romances, Tielle has worked in public relations and video production for the past 20 years. Tielle moved to Alaska when she was seven years old in 1972 when her father was transferred with the military.
Tielle believes romances should be hot and sexy with a great story and fun characters.
When not writing romances, Tielle has worked in public relations and video production for the past 20 years. Tielle moved to Alaska when she was seven years old in 1972 when her father was transferred with the military.
Tielle believes romances should be hot and sexy with a great story and fun characters.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
June 7, 2008
It's so very hard to rate this book.
I loved, loved, loved "By Daylight Come" by Tielle St Clare. It has a weredragon, a warrior, and a maiden, oh my. This tale is a contemporary, has a little violence (and purple blood!), some light BDSM, and is a menage story. I give it a 5 as I enjoyed it so much and would buy more of the author.
"Hyde!" by Madison Hayes had a very different feel. It was menacing and furturistic. The dragon of this tale is one who can overcome his host and use the host body, very different. There were strong BDSM elements here and, for my tastes, I didn't like this one as much as the other two.
"Tale of the Dragon" by Mlyn Hurn would get a 4.5 from me. This dragon story has a dragon as protector, but the main characters are very definitely human. The story is historical and very enjoyable and includes: a Duke, a headstrong Princess, a dragon egg, a rather hip adult dragon, cats and kittens, and a charming imp of a boy. Once again, I'll look for other books by this author as I enjoyed the story.
I loved, loved, loved "By Daylight Come" by Tielle St Clare. It has a weredragon, a warrior, and a maiden, oh my. This tale is a contemporary, has a little violence (and purple blood!), some light BDSM, and is a menage story. I give it a 5 as I enjoyed it so much and would buy more of the author.
"Hyde!" by Madison Hayes had a very different feel. It was menacing and furturistic. The dragon of this tale is one who can overcome his host and use the host body, very different. There were strong BDSM elements here and, for my tastes, I didn't like this one as much as the other two.
"Tale of the Dragon" by Mlyn Hurn would get a 4.5 from me. This dragon story has a dragon as protector, but the main characters are very definitely human. The story is historical and very enjoyable and includes: a Duke, a headstrong Princess, a dragon egg, a rather hip adult dragon, cats and kittens, and a charming imp of a boy. Once again, I'll look for other books by this author as I enjoyed the story.
October 4, 2012
Unfortunately since I couldn't bring myself to read the second story in this anthology, I'm only able to give this book a rating of 3. Story 1 was intriguing enough to get a 4 from me; story 2 I didn't read = a 0; story 3 was beyond a 5 that I wish there was more stories connected to it that I could read right away.
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November 5, 2008Enter the Dragon by Tielle St. Clare (2005)
March 2, 2010
Good read. Dragon themed multi author anthology. The different interpretations of dragons were both diverse and interesting. I especially enjoyed the last story by Mlyn Hurn: Tale of the Dragon.
June 6, 2012
review to come
December 31, 2015
No tiene tanta fuerza como los otros de dragones de ella, pero también me gusto
April 18, 2014
really liked the first story
the second and third
were not as good
the second and third
were not as good
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