Review: The Queen is born
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2014
3.5 *'sCarolyn was sure that she was turning into a dragon shifter. It didn't matter that no one else believed her or that she was ridiculed for being so insistent with the dragon embassy. There were just too many strange things happening to her to discount. When the embassy is attacked and is forced to protect herself she is shocked at the things her body can now do. There she meets dragon FBI Reed. He refuses to admit that she may be becoming a queen dragon. In fact he believes she is crazy. After all a female dragon hasn't hatched or shape-shifted in over a thousand years.When Carolyn is finally able to prove that something is indeed going on with her things get dicey. They discover that Reed's own sister was killed to fuel a spell that prevented queen eggs from being hatched.Carolyn had some funny dialogue in this book. If she thought it she said it. For the most part it was entertaining. Her and Reed's relationship was strange from the onset. Did he really like her or was he protecting her simply because he had been ordered to? Honestly I was confused about his motives for most of the book. He was rude and mean one minute and then meltingly sweet the next.While I enjoyed the storyline and it did have some funny parts in it I was disappointed. It seemed like the author could have pushed the envelope some more and made it a great story instead of just a good one. The ending satisfied me in as much as I got the answers I wanted since the beginning but it also left me craving more. (sigh)