Review: As a setup and a lead in to a happily ever after dragon story, this one is, as I said, off to a decent start
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 6, 2013
This is the first in a new series about dragons and those who love them. Reworking the legend of St. George and the Dragon, incorporating modern day dragon hunters called Knights; Lolita Lopez created a decent start.The characters of Cora and Stig are reasonably well created: although Cora does vacillate between insecure and jittery damsel in distress to overly nonchalant when Stig's dragon is revealed to her. I wanted and expected more from her: Stig's development is far more empathetic and believable.  Additonally there were instances that missed the editor's eye, but were physically impossible: how does he whisper dirty words into her ear when her ear is, at best, by his hipbone? Other misses of joining words, pronouns, possessives and a few spelling errors would benefit from an edit.  Unfortunately, each of these issues mentioned did interrupt the flow of the story for me.  Their sexual connections and scenes were actually very well written, with a few seriously steamy moments that resulted in a twisty change for Cora.As a setup and a lead in to a happily ever after dragon story, this one is, as I said, off to a decent start.  Stig is well-written and a character I would like to know more about.  Cora has the potential to grow on me, although I'm still undecided about her now.  The other members of the brotherhood, the search for the remaining swords and the ongoing love story and sexual adventures of Cora and Stig have potential for interesting and intriguing story lines.I received an ebook copy from the publisher for purpose of honest review for the Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.