Review: For dragon shifter fans.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 13, 2013
Dragon shifters, Celtic Gods, a dash of time travel, mages, witches, and more! There is a lot of wonderful paranormal coolness soaking the pages of To Love a Highland Dragon. My favorite part is probably the humor that each character seems to bring to the dialog. Lachlan and Maggie have great humor together. Though I think the Celtic Gods were the real stars for me. Overly arrogant beings are always good for a laugh or two.There is a lot packed into this story, maybe a tad to much for such a short amount of pages. Gimpel still does a pretty decent job of it, so I give her an extra star from my initial 2 out of 5. What pulled me out was Maggie. Gimpel made an amazing modern and independent woman. Independent woman being key here. However, she’s all but willing to toss all of that out the window. Because she has been horny. Yep. Lachlan presses a few hard ons against her and she is toast. From there on I just couldn’t take the relationship or the love seriously. It was instalove, that readers are supposed to believe turns into magical love. Sure everything is explained, but it shouldn’t have to be explained.This book is for fans of Dragons, gods and goddess, and so on. Pretty sure a lot of Paranormal Romance fans aren’t gong to have an issue with the love story. Probably won’t even mind the instalove, I’m just the picky type. With this first book Gimpel shows off some of her talent as an author and I’ll be looking forward to future works.Sexual Content: Plenty of dirty humor, jokes, and some sexy bedroom scenes.3/5- Adored it, just a few minor details held it back.Originally posted at Book Whispers with interview.