Blurb Having annoyed the council, Grunk is assigned the job of Director of Human/Dragon Relations. Unfortunately for Grunk, he hates the city, he'd rather be in his dragon form than his human one, and he already hates the job even though it’s only his first day.
Then he meets his assistant, Kyfan, and he's instantly smitten. When he finds out that Kyfan has never really flown and rarely spends any time in his dragon form, Grunk is shocked and insists on changing that, immediately. After all, flying with the lovely Kyfan's way better than sitting behind his desk in his office.
It turns out that Kyfan is a lovely little dragon and once they've flown together, Grunk knows that they share a bond and he prepares to make his claim. The fact that it's going to annoy the council is only a bonus.
I read this book this week. My quick thoughts on it are below. I just wanted to mention though that this is a ahort story, 50 pages I think and I think it cost me $2.99 so yeah not a great value. But I am a fan of Dragon stories so I said what the heck! Oh! and also if you are not a fan of the whole "mate" thing that goes on shifter stories this book may be a disappointment to you. I don't usually read books that play on the whole "bondmate" thing so it didn't bother me too much.
Two dragon shifters falling for each other. I don't know what else could be more magical.
Grunk has been assigned for a new post as a government official. He is not happy about this as he prefers living as a dragon in the mountains over spending time as a human in the city. But when he gets to his office he meets Kyfan his assistant. Kyfan has lived his life in the city and it has been centuries since he last shifted and has never flown as a dragon. Grunk immediately sets out to correct these wrongs. In the process they recognize that they are bondmates.
If you enjoy reading about dragon mythology and want to see two dragons falling for each other then you may like this book.
Flying With Dragons
Blurb
Having annoyed the council, Grunk is assigned the job of Director of Human/Dragon Relations. Unfortunately for Grunk, he hates the city, he'd rather be in his dragon form than his human one, and he already hates the job even though it’s only his first day.
Then he meets his assistant, Kyfan, and he's instantly smitten. When he finds out that Kyfan has never really flown and rarely spends any time in his dragon form, Grunk is shocked and insists on changing that, immediately. After all, flying with the lovely Kyfan's way better than sitting behind his desk in his office.
It turns out that Kyfan is a lovely little dragon and once they've flown together, Grunk knows that they share a bond and he prepares to make his claim. The fact that it's going to annoy the council is only a bonus.
I read this book this week. My quick thoughts on it are below. I just wanted to mention though that this is a ahort story, 50 pages I think and I think it cost me $2.99 so yeah not a great value. But I am a fan of Dragon stories so I said what the heck! Oh! and also if you are not a fan of the whole "mate" thing that goes on shifter stories this book may be a disappointment to you. I don't usually read books that play on the whole "bondmate" thing so it didn't bother me too much.
Two dragon shifters falling for each other. I don't know what else could be more magical.
Grunk has been assigned for a new post as a government official. He is not happy about this as he prefers living as a dragon in the mountains over spending time as a human in the city. But when he gets to his office he meets Kyfan his assistant. Kyfan has lived his life in the city and it has been centuries since he last shifted and has never flown as a dragon. Grunk immediately sets out to correct these wrongs. In the process they recognize that they are bondmates.
If you enjoy reading about dragon mythology and want to see two dragons falling for each other then you may like this book.