Review: "a story not to be missed"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 24, 2013
Golograth ("Rath") is one of the oldest and most respected dragons in his land, but when his knight was killed very young, Rath loses not only his knight, but also his family because his mate has a knight and they cannot be together again until Rath has his own knight again.  When a battle breaks out Rath is one of the first dragons in the air and while the dragons, their knights and the locals win the day, Rath is seriously hurt.  This battle does more than just put Rath out of action for a while; it also shows him the answer to getting a new knight and his mate back.Lady Cara can fight just as well as most of her men and when the battle comes to her lands, she and her master at arms, Tristan, are able to hold off the evil until help arrives in the form of dragons and their knights.  When one of the dragons is hurt, Cara is only too willing to do whatever is necessary to make Rath comfortable and heal him.  Now Cara has not only Rath and his mate in her courtyard, but she also has to come to terms with her sudden feelings for Tristan and a knight named Thorn.  Cara wants to fulfill the passion that she has found with Tristan and Thorne, but she also has a duty to her home and the people who depend on it.  Tristan and Throne are more than willing to go with Rath's plan and have the Lady Cara for their own; however, along the way they begin to realize that something is not right in the abbey and when the two knights and two dragons start investigating anyone not being truthful better watch out.Sometimes a dragon's work is never done.  Golograth takes matters into his own hands in Master at Arms.  I loved how Rath not only found the man to be his knight that he has been searching for but he also found the very woman that will complete the trio.  I could see that Cara was wary at first when she began to have feeling for both of the men.  Seeing Tristan and Thorne work out just how they could both have Cara and also how they could help her keep her duty to her people had me hoping that Rath's plan would work.  I could tell that Rath and his mate were doing something besides bringing their two knights together with the woman who could bring them all together in a loving relationship but when I found out just what that was, it was a twist I never expected but loved.  Master at Arms is a fast moving tale filled with passion and danger along with two very determined dragons and three humans who discover just how life changing love can be.  In other words, a story not to be missed.While you don't have to read the Dragon Knights in order, I bet once you get started they will all end up in your library.This book was reviewed by Jo for Joyfully Reviewed (JR), and was provided by the publisher/author at no cost to JR for the purpose of being reviewed.