Review: Red Hot Dragon
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 6, 2013
I took a chance with Red Hot Dragon because, honestly, I thought it could go either way.  It could be absolutely crazy horrible because I have never read a story about humans that morph into dragons before or it could be awesome because, well, I have never read a story about humans that morph into dragons before.  Yes, humans morphing into werewolves make sense to me because it is such a popular genre but I have never thought dragons.  So, like I said, I took a chance.  Good news for me, and you, is that it paid off.I really liked discovering this world of dragons that Lopez brought into the world.  Uniquely different in its own way (instead of turning on every full moon,) these dragons go into heat and lock themselves up in bunkers so that Knight, who hunts them, cannot find them.  This is where this book starts off.Avani is the last of her dragon kind and she goes to Griffin to make a deal; let's make a baby!  But this book isn't all about their scenes where practicing makes perfect (however, with Griffin and Avani first get together, it is perfect from the start) it has an intriguing background story as well; one that starts and leaves you kind of hanging and most definitely wanting to know more.3 Stars because it was a short story and I wanted more! :)