Review: A Dragon Future.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 1, 2013
In the first book of the Dragons Trilogy, the author has crossed a few genres creating a unique post apocalyptic world filled with science fiction, fantasy, paranormal and romance.Set sometime in Earth's future, the author has put a refreshing twist to the post apocalyptic setting.  Dragons now lead the world and with only a few humans who can communicate with them, there is an uneasy truce between humans and dragons.  The dragonspeakers try to bridge the gap between the two and keep the peace.  The author has actually created this world leaving the reader with little to no confusion as to how this future came about.The main characters in this story are charming and believable.  The hero and heroine have a difficult past between them, causing lots of tension as they have to work together to try to save others.  While Trian tries to protect Mryna from enemies, they fight their attraction to one another, but the heat continues to rise.  As you follow the story and get to know the supporting characters the reader wants to get to know them as well.The story is filled with action and suspense with dragons battling each other and humans, keeping the reader thoroughly engaged in the outcome. Mryna tries to keep the peace between two clans, when she finds herself in the middle of a Dragon Lord's fiendish plot that puts them all in danger.  And just when she thinks they just might make it through, an unseen betrayal lands them all in more hot water.The only blotch that I found on this otherwise great story was a few grammatical errors that made me stumble over the wording.  But it was not enough to stop me from reading or enjoying this story.Overall, I found this book to be intriguing and filled with just enough humor to make this a light, fun read that kept me entertained until the very end.  I will definitely be looking for the second installment of this trilogy and other works by this author.