Review: Time Travel, Dragon Shifters, and the Scottish Highlands
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2014
This is the second book of Gimpel’s Dragon Lore Series. It picks up where To Love a Highland Dragon left off. Instead of having a male dragon shifter, this book features a female. Britta was a Countess a few hundred years back, but she discounted her life of relative luxury to go in search of a dragon to bond with. Tarika, one of the firstborn, accepts her magic. They’re minding their business when the Celtic gods suggest Lachlan and his dragon, Kheladin, need help in modern times. Britta and Tarika go to his aid and meet a man who makes Britta question why she’s remained a maid all these years.I loved this book. The writing was crisp and clean, the dialogue realistic. Gimpel does a great job with dialect, one of the most consistent I’ve seen. The relationship between Jonathan and Britta was warm, funny, tender, electric, and allowed both of them to discover things about themselves. There’s a scene near the end where the dragons are fighting that had me on the edge of my chair hoping none of the good guys got killed. If you like Highland romance, dragons, and time travel, you’ll really enjoy this series. I can’t wait for the next book.