Review: Stop Dragon My Heart Around
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
This is the first time in reading this author and it was such a savory treat with a overload of pleasure while reading. In this genre I love reading all aspects of different worlds authors can take me the reader to with wonderful characters of different but I have a soft spot for dragons which this one hit. They are so fierce with the intensity they carry that this one carried me away also. In Vegas it is 24/7 so what better place for dragons to be while being quite successful also. This author has the talent to catch you into her world right away with Leo and Tee dancing around each other both wanting each other but running away once again from the attraction. Tee works at the casino Leo is in charge of while Alec the King of the Dragons is away on honeymoon. It is a well established safe haven for them. Not many humans know they are there if front of their noses except for Tee's father who also happens to be the chief of their tribe. She does not live on reservation but with two friends saving for her own house plus also wanting to be able to give back to the schools on reservation. With the intriguing beginning and foundation whisked away needing to know if these two can get past what is in front of their own noses or what with drama to help them along their path. Tee is up against a not so nice piece of work co-worker for a prize that would help her reach her goal plus life changing drama broiling on the reservation. When there is no denying each other any longer they work together after a heart stopping revelation by Leo to Tee to try and help her father. Events that are woven in this novel keep your fingers glued to the pages only allowing you to move them to turn them. There is also the romance in bedded in here that is so perfect with the right amount of heat that only a fire dragon can give. By the time you reach the end of this journey you are overjoyed but also disappointed because it ended already because it is that enjoyable of a read. As I understand it though this is the second one in this by this author and not the last-happy dance there.