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Dragon Wife

(Dragon Clan #1)

Diana Green (Goodreads Author)

3.51 · Rating details · 277 ratings · 49 reviews

The clan is waking. After centuries of spellbound sleep, dragon-shifters are returning to the mountains. They are few in number, and the outside world has become overrun with humans.

Huroth, the dragon chieftain, recognizes a need for his kind to adapt, by forming alliances and mate-bonds with humans, but his clan is divided. From the first time she meets him, Lady Orwenna ...more

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Aug 08, 2015 ♆ BookAddict ✒ La Crimson Femme rated it liked it

Shelves: dragon, magic, reading-alley

Dragon shifters are always a must read for me. Who doesn't love dragons, be they evil or good. They are powerful, dangerous and majestic. Their ability breathe fire is pretty awesome too. For Wen, she is one of the few humans unafraid of dragons. This could be because she lives a life filled with managing her father's small estate. She wants a bit of adventure. When she connects mind to mind to a dragon lord, life definitely becomes more exciting. Huroth awakens from a mysterious long sleep only Dragon shifters are always a must read for me. Who doesn't love dragons, be they evil or good. They are powerful, dangerous and majestic. Their ability breathe fire is pretty awesome too. For Wen, she is one of the few humans unafraid of dragons. This could be because she lives a life filled with managing her father's small estate. She wants a bit of adventure. When she connects mind to mind to a dragon lord, life definitely becomes more exciting. Huroth awakens from a mysterious long sleep only to find his large clan completely decimated. Turning to the humans is a way to continue dragon kind existence. Brokering deals for the younger unattached dragons, he didn't expect to find a mate in Wen.

This story is a mix of paranormal and historical romance. This is definitely a feudal system with Lady Wen as the requisite bluestocking railing against the inequity of being a female. She's a typical woman who is no nonsense and capable of surviving without a man. This does give her a rather unappealing chip on her shoulder about males and their inconsiderate attitudes. Still, she's a decent character to match up with Huroth. She isn't completely fearless which makes her a bit more believable. Huroth is a decent dragon just trying to survive. From a character perspective, he's the white knight in shining armor, set to rescue the damsel in distress. He's caring and sweet. Both characters are easily understandable and pretty common in historical type romances.

The plot of this story is average. It's predictable from start to finish. There is nothing new or innovative. This is a nice familiar trope well written with good action and a smooth writing voice. The world building is very light. This is one piece I'd recommend fleshing out more. Perhaps this is just the first little bit to build up in the next books in this series. For those who read a lot of paranormal romance and fantasy, it will be easy to fill in the blanks based on our own reading experiences. This is a light romance recommended for dragon lovers.

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Mar 03, 2015 Farrah rated it really liked it

Dragon Wife was a lovely fantasy romance. I thought it was a great read and I liked it.

I liked both characters. Orwenna and smart and strong, unwilling to let anyone dictate her life. My only issue with her was that she seemed determined to assume the worst about Huroth. But, she was fine otherwise.

Huroth was protective over those within his care and determined to do what was best for his clan. He was sweet and I liked him.

The romance was great. Orwenna and Hu ...more

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Jul 04, 2015 Jean Smith rated it really liked it

Dragons and magic… Oh how the mighty fall in the face of love

After being frozen in suspension for eons dragons are back in the world and Orwenna has a connection to one. She dreams of them nightly. Orwenna’s bold and outspoken where women are expected to be biddable and meek. Left to her own devices she’s managed her family estate alone for years and yet she is nothing but chattel in the scheme of things. She is her father’s to award in marriage to whomever he pleased. Well Orwenna wasn’t s Dragons and magic… Oh how the mighty fall in the face of love

After being frozen in suspension for eons dragons are back in the world and Orwenna has a connection to one. She dreams of them nightly. Orwenna’s bold and outspoken where women are expected to be biddable and meek. Left to her own devices she’s managed her family estate alone for years and yet she is nothing but chattel in the scheme of things. She is her father’s to award in marriage to whomever he pleased. Well Orwenna wasn’t so accepting of his dictates so off she ran to find her own path in life. And where better than with the dragon she met years ago and dreams of nightly.

Huroth is chieftain of his clan of dragon shifters. After a brutal war and an enchanted sleep he is awakened from his cold slumber. His clan is decimated and few. Huroth knows they need allies and mates with magic in their blood to continue their race. He aligns his clan with the human realm of Rhelaun promising to come to their aide in times of need in exchange for the King’s daughter as a dragon wife. Years will pass before this marriage will come to be as the princess is but a child when the alliance is made. But there is one in the Rhelaun court that captures his attention with her witchy abilities. Their connection is instant but left to simmer over the years.

War comes to Rhelaun. The dragons are called. Orwenna and Huroth are reunited. This time she is no longer a crushing adolescent but an adult whose desire sizzles. Huroth finds her irresistible. As their adventure progresses desire builds, love blossoms and trust grows. But is it enough trust to ensure Orwenna will choose to stay with Huroth as his mate? Enemies old and new as well as a skeptical clan provide plenty of challenges.

This was a good read with solid writing. The story was a little slow in the beginning but certainly picked up along the way as the action started to heat up. The heat level is more on the sweet to sensual side. If you’re looking for dragon shifters, magic and love look no further. Review copy provided via Reading Alley in exchange for an honest review. ...more

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Mar 10, 2015 Andra rated it really liked it

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Huroth awakes, trapped in ice despite his fiery strength as dragon chief. His alarm clock? A deranged, banished magician who is out for power, instead Huroth descends upon the kingdom, and takes princess as his betrothed. It's too bad that the princess is an infant and that Huroth is attracted by a much more age appropriate woman of the court: Lady Orwenna.

First off, Orwenna wins for my favorite character name of the year so far. It's delicate Originally posted at Unabridged Andra's Book Blog.

Huroth awakes, trapped in ice despite his fiery strength as dragon chief. His alarm clock? A deranged, banished magician who is out for power, instead Huroth descends upon the kingdom, and takes princess as his betrothed. It's too bad that the princess is an infant and that Huroth is attracted by a much more age appropriate woman of the court: Lady Orwenna.

First off, Orwenna wins for my favorite character name of the year so far. It's delicate and feminine, yet full of some sort of inner strength. Almost like an owl, although that's not necessarily the sexiest of animals. Huroth on the other hand does not conjure up images of muscly, brawny beef-cake to me. Instead it reminds me of like...Igor, or Smee...or other unsexy, oafish-type names. Oaf-name aside, Huroth is deserving of your lust and appreciation. As dragon chief, he's got that alpha male thing going on in spades, and forget kidnapping damsels...he's all hero, all the time.

The mythology of the dragons was fun and typical for a paranormal/fantasy romance. There was a lot of angst, a lot of supernatural strength, and some kick butt fighting scenes as our dragon defends fair maiden (isn't that a twist!). There was also the addition of spells and glamours in what I believe could be a nod to faerie magic that influenced many a fantasy book (particularly those set in Europe-esk landscapes).

As a couple, Orwenna and Huroth just work. They are equals and they go toe to toe (and other part to other part...)and you never know who's going to come out on top (teehee). I liked that Orwenna had a sweet kind of fierceness that let her match Huroth's vibrating energy (oh come on...this is almost too easy :P) and kept her from being a pale, wasting waif.

This was a really easy read. The writing style is smooth, flowing, and not very complex, allowing me to fly through the book in less than a day, between my two work shifts and on the metro back home. This is definitely a fun read for those that like the genre, and a great starting point for those who like blended romance and fantasy! ...more

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Mar 07, 2015 Debbie rated it really liked it

Shelves: dragons, 2015-reads, archaeolibrarian-2015, trilogies

Independent Reviewer for Archaeolibrarian I Dig Good Books.

A fantasy adventure involving long sleeping dragons awakened to new alliances with humans.

Delightfully packed with magic and myths and legends, there is much left unsaid about the reasons the dragons were put to slumber in the first place, but this is book one, so I'm hoping that all comes out at a later date, in a later book.

Orwenna is a strong willed woman, who doesn't want to do what is expected of her, ...more

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Mar 10, 2015 Jess F. (From Me to You ... Book Reviews) rated it really liked it

"4 out of 5 stars!! Set in a mystical world where old world nobility meets magic and dragon shutters, you follow two individuals who connect during remarkable circumstances and who are trying to carve out better paths for themselves by whatever means they can.

I was intensely drawn to this novel from its prologue and onward. So much so, that I completed reading it in a day! With its fascinating plot and fun characters, I could not get enough!"

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Dec 10, 2015 Teresa Kander rated it liked it

Shelves: fantasy, beck-valley-book-tours

I loved the idea of a clan of dragon shifters, and was not disappointed by this story. The plot is very fast-paced and keeps readers caught up in suspense and romance. The story is well-written and extremely detailed without getting you bogged down in minutia.

I enjoyed getting to know Orwenna and Huroth. They are both intriguing characters. Orwenna is strong and independent, unwilling to let anyone control her life. Huroth is protective of everyone in the clan, and is determined to ...more

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Oct 30, 2014 Eva Millien rated it really liked it

After centuries of being in a spellbound sleep, Huroth recognizes the need for forming alliances and mate bonds with humans but his clan is divided. When he meets Lady Orweena he’ll do whatever it takes to convince her and his clan that she belongs with him in this enchanting dragon fantasy romance. The author has created an intriguing world of dragons and magic with some interesting elements that keeps things entertaining. I was ensnared by the story although I wish it had been more informative ...more

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Aug 21, 2014 Rachel rated it it was amazing

I have read a few of Diana Green's books and I was really looking forward to reading Dragon Wife as it is different from what I had read before from her. I had never heard or read of Dragon Shifters before. I loved the characters, the plot and it was all so well detailed that I was completely hooked and I was actually in the book.
I do not want to give away too much hence why I have not written about the storyline but it is fantastic and very well written. A great start to the series and I ...more

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Feb 11, 2015 Dri-g rated it it was ok

Shelves: paranormal-romance

This was an interesting take on dragons. There's a lot of potential to build from this premise but I thought the book was a little too short for my taste. While the writing is decent, it didn't feel like there was a lot of depth. At the same time, who doesn't like dragons?

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Apr 03, 2019 Cassandra rated it it was amazing

Gripping from the first page to the last. Can’t wait to read the next book

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Jun 27, 2019 Sarah rated it liked it

Cute

Very easy to read and follow along. The ending was a bit rushed but hopefully the next book will explore on the magic more.

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Mar 07, 2017 linda rated it really liked it

Nice book

Good job writing this book. Although it had a slow start getting to the gist of the story, I was sorry to see it end. I was hoping to read more of Ayelet's plight and her life unfolding as a dragon wife. And what of the children? How did they turn out not being able to shift? Unfortunately I was left with more questions than answers.

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Mar 04, 2015 Kathryn Svendsen rated it it was amazing

Shelves: adult-fiction, fantasy, romance

Dragon Wife is a fantasy novel about Huroth's clan of dragons making an alliance with a small kingdom of people in exchange for the king's daughter to become the wife of Huroth's son.

At this time in history a few people were able to perform magic. Most kept quiet about it because others called it witchcraft and were very uncomfortable with it. One of those able to do small bits of magic was Orwenna, the king's niece. She mind-spoke with Huroth when he arrived in her kingdom to make t Dragon Wife is a fantasy novel about Huroth's clan of dragons making an alliance with a small kingdom of people in exchange for the king's daughter to become the wife of Huroth's son.

At this time in history a few people were able to perform magic. Most kept quiet about it because others called it witchcraft and were very uncomfortable with it. One of those able to do small bits of magic was Orwenna, the king's niece. She mind-spoke with Huroth when he arrived in her kingdom to make the alliance with the king when she was only eleven and both she and Huroth were surprised and pleased by the encounter. Orwenna hoped to meet him again

Later, as an adult, Orwenna's father announced that he had chosen a husband for her, a man she found dull, who did not seem to care for her. She wanted adventure, so she did something about it. This was a fortunate twist of events for her kingdom too, as otherwise it would have been destroyed.

The variety of events included in this story was diverse and interesting. The author kept the story moving along at a steady pace holding the reader's attention. I couldn't put this book down until I finished it. It's a good thing I started early in the morning or I wouldn't have gone to sleep that night!

Dragon Wife was an interesting look at dragon mythology and how they might have lived and interacted with one another as well as humans. It was a lovely story of romance set on a background of war. There was plenty of action in this novel and I found it very entertaining.

I did find that there were some scenes that were a little more risqué than I am comfortable with. I prefer bedroom scenes should be kept in the bedroom with the door closed. There is swearing in this novel as well that may offend some readers.

I would highly recommend Dragon Wife. It is an amazing story that will captivate your imagination. I gave it 5 stars out of 5.

Thank you to the publishers for providing a copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. A positive opinion was not required. All thoughts are my own.

This review was published on my blog Shelf Full of Books http://kathrynsshelffullofbooks.blogs... ...more

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Feb 26, 2016 Aanandita Maitra rated it really liked it

A historical romance of a dragon with a feisty heroine on it's tail!
Although most of the paranormal stories tend to gravitate towards modern time this particular book has successfully leapt across time to find it's conventional motifs in the 18th century society, where sea voyages and astonishing inventions were paving way for an incoming revolution. It depicts a society which at once wants to move forward by embracing the new but is also held back through superstitions of witchery and mag A historical romance of a dragon with a feisty heroine on it's tail!
Although most of the paranormal stories tend to gravitate towards modern time this particular book has successfully leapt across time to find it's conventional motifs in the 18th century society, where sea voyages and astonishing inventions were paving way for an incoming revolution. It depicts a society which at once wants to move forward by embracing the new but is also held back through superstitions of witchery and magic.
In this contemporary situation the plot of the book is born into, where we see the rise of self ascertained women like Orwenna, negating the stereotypical roles appointed to women and re-evaluating their position in society.
Orwenna is portrayed as a very strong character with mental and magical power also possessing a spine of steel. Thereby, she doesn't hesitate to seize the day to find her own adventure by leaving her hopeless arranged match behind or either to ascertain her right in front of the king when he tries to force her hand.
I may as well take the liberty to say that, she is the epitome of Metaphysical philosophy: Carpe Diem Orwenna! She really knows how to seize the day!
The protagonist of the story, Huroth, is also a spectacular specimen of paranormal fantasy, one who is generous, loving caring but also fiercely protective of those under his care. The most important characteristic of Huroth according to me is his humbling nature, which allows his to shake off his pride and ego in order to understand Wyn's dilemmas and also his treatment of her as his partner, not as a weakling.
Together they make an amazing couple, who learning through their misunderstandings to come out victorious in their love to build a happy future together.
A well defined plot twisting between the protagonists but also allowing glimpses of their surroundings enough, not to grow monotonous, a spirited heroine, an alpha hero and it spins the barn of a successful story.
I loved the author's writing style and would definitely check out the whole trilogy.
*Review copy provided via Reading Alley in exchange for an honest review.* ...more

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Mar 09, 2016 Yami rated it really liked it

Pride and Stubbornness entangle

Review copy provided via Reading Alley in exchange for an honest review.

Orwenna is our heroine and the king's niece with a gift in magic. Now with humans the gift of Magic isn't welcomed and looked on as evil. She keeps her abilities hidden from other's so she isn't looked down upon. Huroth our hero is a dragon and chieftain of the dragons who lived in Dragonvale. He's awakened from his slumber and works on finding the rest of his clan and m Pride and Stubbornness entangle

Review copy provided via Reading Alley in exchange for an honest review.

Orwenna is our heroine and the king's niece with a gift in magic. Now with humans the gift of Magic isn't welcomed and looked on as evil. She keeps her abilities hidden from other's so she isn't looked down upon. Huroth our hero is a dragon and chieftain of the dragons who lived in Dragonvale. He's awakened from his slumber and works on finding the rest of his clan and makes an alliance with Orwenna's uncle. During this alliance the two meet and a spark ignites within them both.

The book skips several years where the King needs to dragons to help protect his people. Orwenna goes after the Liaison in secret, as the job ends up falling onto her to bring the dragons to help the king. Loosing people and a dragon things become hard and a bit rocky for Orwenna as Huroth offers things to the king so he can ask Orwenna hand, but things get meshed and messages mixed up. After the mix up in messages Orwenna gets to go see Dragonvale and the two after some hardships get through everything to be together.

The book flows rather well, and you can envision some of the places that Green talks about. The writing paints a picture of how places are suppose to look and the emotions described into it shows you the character growth and understanding. Her characters feel real and not made up or just sketched onto a piece of paper. I really do like Orwenna she's got a fire in her; when she decides to go what she wants it makes you want to cheer for her and makes you happy. Though it's looked down on in that era, you can't help but to congratulate her. Huroth is a dragon and use to thinking as a 'dragon' or 'animal' rather than trying to deal with human emotions that confuse him. He learns the best way to earn Orwenna's trust is to be truthful and explain things to her. You watch the man/Dragon struggle with his pride and go through the steps trying to prove he cares for her and she isn't a breeding tool. It's rather fun to read and some parts felt longer than others. It was a good read over all and I thoroughly enjoyed it. ...more

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Jan 10, 2016 Jeremy Reppy rated it really liked it

Does he really love me?

This was an enjoyable read. The characters, especially Huroth and Orwenna (Wen), are interesting and complex. The story has adventure, intrigue, misunderstandings, and love. As a teenager visiting the King's court, Orwenna is present when her Uncle Vardis, the king's brother and a mage, informs the king that he has returned as an emissary of a clan of dragons and the dragon chief was on his way to the castle. Unlike the rest of the court, Orwenna is excited abo Does he really love me?

This was an enjoyable read. The characters, especially Huroth and Orwenna (Wen), are interesting and complex. The story has adventure, intrigue, misunderstandings, and love. As a teenager visiting the King's court, Orwenna is present when her Uncle Vardis, the king's brother and a mage, informs the king that he has returned as an emissary of a clan of dragons and the dragon chief was on his way to the castle. Unlike the rest of the court, Orwenna is excited about the prospect of seeing a dragon. The dragon chief, Huroth, notices Orwenna and speaks to her in her mind and she answers back, something neither one expected; Orwenna's mother possessed magic and Orwenna had inherited the magical ability, though she knew little about the extent of her powers. The dragon chief made an alliance with King Elric in exchange for marriage with Princess Ayelet when she came of age. Seven years later, the kingdom of Rhelaun is facing invasion from a neighboring land and it is necessary to call upon the aid of the dragons. Wanting to escape her intended, whom she could not stand, and to have an adventure before being forced into marriage, Orwenna followed after her Uncle Vardis and the soldiers he was leading to Dragonvale to enlist the aid of the dragons. They meet with misfortune and it is up to Orwenna to somehow contact Huroth to save the kingdom. As Orwenna and Huroth spend more time together, their feelings for each other grow, but neither one is fully sure what the other feels. Also Orwenna does not want to be forced out of the life she knows, especially if Huroth's interest in her in her is just for her magical abilities and the possibility that she could bear him children. A series of misunderstandings adds to the confusion between them, along with the fact that not all members of Huroth's clan approve of the alliance with the humans or mating with humans. Will Orwenna and Huroth's love survive the trials it faces? Will they ever truly know how the other one feels? You will have to read the book to find out.

I received a copy of the ebook from Reading Alley in exchange for a review. ...more

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Feb 15, 2016 Sarah Schwartz rated it it was ok

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Short, easy, and sweet read with some solid world building. However, I found the ending disappointing among other things. My pet peeves are as follows:
The attraction between Huroth and Orwenna is never really explored in detail it's just something that existed and when described it is rather brief. There is a supposedly 'magical' connection between them formed the moment they locked eyes but it was fleeting. The reason it was fleeting is quite obvious Wen was only a teen. So for SEVEN yea ...more

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Oct 10, 2015 Netanella rated it liked it

Shelves: fantasy-romance, dragons, 2015-november-reading-challege

Dragon Shifter Romance That's Sure to Please Most PNR Fans

3 1/2 stars.

"Dragon Wife" is a sweet fantasy romance by indie author Diana Green. It's well written, well told, and just, well, sweet. I don't know how else to describe it.

Orwena is a human magic user, niece to the King and overlooked by many of her relatives, including her father. Huroth is a dragon Chieftan, recently awakened from a centuries-long spell that has kept him and his diminished clan asleep ...more

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Jan 24, 2015 Lisa rated it it was amazing

I liked this book and recommend it to anyone who likes paranormal romance books.

That being said I feel the story started off very slow but I think that's mostly due to the
author putting to much into describing the background in to great of detail.
As a reader I find it harder to imagine the setting when I'm given an
overload of things to take in. Unless something is important to the over
all story or at least to that part of the story I prefer a broader descripti ...more

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Mar 27, 2016 Tamela Miles rated it really liked it

Sweet Story but Exciting

Sweet is a perfect way to describe the love story between Orwenna (Wen) and her ferocious but loving dragon, Huroth. The passion is there between them, in every word they exchange, every touch, and every glance. Huroth is assuredly all male but he's not an Alpha, which was a welcome change from many other books. He treats Wen delicately and their love story blossoms a little bit at a time. Wen isn't a simpering woman - she's determined to find her own way in l ...more

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Aug 26, 2014 Julie Baswell rated it really liked it

Orwenna dreamed of experiencing romance, adventure and mystery in her future. Reality crushed those dreams when her father betrothed her to Rollin, a boring, uncaring man who worked with her father. She knew she had to do something drastic to avoid this turn of events. That opportunity came when she overheard the King telling her uncle about an imminent attack that would need the help of the Dragon people. Several years before, an alliance had been made with Huroth, chieftain of the dragons. Orw ...more

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Jun 01, 2015 Krista rated it really liked it

A quick, enjoyable read.

I originally gave this book a three star review, but, after some consideration, I upped it to a four. I realized I had let my frustration with formatting affect my impression of the story. If the formatting had been more standard, I would have had a much better reading experience.

The story itself was pretty good. I like shape shifters. Men who shift into dragons (or dragons who can shift into human form) were certainly interesting. In true romance fashion, th ...more

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Feb 09, 2016 Jessica added it

Holy crap guys.. This book was fantastic. This is so far off the romance books that I typically find myself reading and wow, I really enjoyed this book! My husband has always reminded me that when we first got together I said I didn't like sci-fi books or movies, but I watch/read stuff like Harry Potter & The Hunger Games. Diana Green has gained a new fan with this book. I did not want to put it down. I rarely ever read before I have coffee, but I picked my kindle up off the charger as soon ...more

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Jun 24, 2015 Merissa (Archaeolibrarian) rated it really liked it

Shelves: adult, paranormal, romance

I received this book from Reading Alley in return for a fair and honest review.

This book is what I would describe as a slow burner in the very best sense - the author has given the characters time to develop, to become their own person, before they even attempt a relationship together. Nothing seems rushed in this story, indeed we start the book when Orwenna is still quite young.

Although she is given quite a bit of leeway from her father, as detailed in the book, she is eventually b ...more

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Feb 07, 2016 Vanessa Kings rated it it was amazing

Shelves: books-i-loved

"Dragon Wife" by Diana Green is Book 1 of the Dragon Clan series and it plunges us into the fantastical world of Huroth and Lady Orwenna, a dragon chief and a healer, and the mental bond between them.
After centuries of sleep, the dragon clan is waking to a world where humans abound. Huroth understands the need for the clan to adapt by forming alliances with the humans, but not all dragons agree. As tensions mount and kingdoms go to war, not only will Huroth's leadership be tested but, more ...more

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Feb 08, 2016 Michele rated it it was amazing

I didn't expect to really like this fantasy about shape shifting dragons who can mind link and humans but I did. That some of those humans were also capable of magic made them unacceptable to their human counterparts and different from all the others.
Lady Orwenna is one of those AND chaffed at the way men treated women--using them to their own ends without even a by you leave!! She did what she wanted--even if it might land her in a heap of trouble!

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Feb 11, 2016 Laura Frost rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy

Dragon Wife is a classic fantasy novel. In other words...My favorite type of escape from reality. Every time I finish a fantasy novel I feel a void. A strong desire to continue the story. Dragons hold a special place near and dear to my heart, especially if they can fly and communicate with us humans. My first love was a fantasy novel that featured dragons, and that love holds strong.

Diana Green has written another winner for me. I have read one previous novel from Green and loved every minute ...more

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Jun 14, 2016 Sue Brooks rated it it was amazing

Wow - this was the first book of Diana Green's that I have read and OMG, it was amazing.

Dragon Wife is a little different from any of the other books that I have read. Never heard of Dragon Shifters before - although I have read books about Dragons. I loved the way the author described the characters and the many locations in the book. It totally made you feel like you were there and experiencing it as it happened. The little twist that came about in the book were total attention get ...more

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Jul 05, 2016 Melinda rated it it was amazing

Dragons, humans, magic oh my...

Dragon Wife by Diana Green is the first book in the Dragon Clan series. This was my first dragon shifter book and it had me hooked. I love the magical fantasy world that has been created in great detail. The reader can fully immerse themselves in this world for hours.

The ice spell has been broken and now the Dragon clans must find a way to survive. Some clans see humans as lesser beings, but Huroth the dragon chieftain realizes that human mate bonds ar ...more

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Since her childhood in New Zealand, Diana has loved writing stories. While she also enjoyed public school teaching, an autoimmune disorder led her to change careers and become a full time author. She placed first in the 2015 Paranormal Book Awards and the 2016 EPIC Awards.

Until 2017 Diana published mostly M/F romance, but a health crisis, (and two years away from writing), caused reass ...more