Saturday, June 20, 2020

Review: My Dragon Lord by Alisa Woods


Book Description

She’s stumbled into a lair of desperate dragons—and she’s just the thing they need.

I really messed this up.
Pinned to the floor by a billionaire playboy, caught stealing files from his computer.
“I’m trying to decide whether to kiss you or lock you up,” he says.
“Kiss me, and there will be blood. Not mine, either.”
He just smiles. Rich, powerful, probably used to getting anything he wants.

I’m just here to find my sister—I suspect he and his band of playboys have trafficked her and who knows how many others. I’m here for them too. Eventually.

But now I’m shackled to the wall in his dungeon—a literal dungeon in a literal castle tucked in one of the Thousand Islands at the border of Canada.

I really messed this up.

Ember’s a hot-shot reporter. Niko’s the sexy Lord of the Lair determined to find his soul mate… and he’ll do whatever it takes to save his people from extinction.

My Dragon Lord is a steamy dragon shifter romance that’ll heat up the sheets with love and warm your heart with dragonfire.


My Review

Nikolais Lord had a party and Ember makes her way into the party to find her sister. But she's a reporter and finds her way to an office where she's caught trying to steal files from his computer. She has no idea that the men at the party are actually dragons who are looking for their mates.

Ember thinks she can get in, steal some files, look for her sister and get out. But when Nikolais sends her to the dungeon instead of calling the police, she doesn't know what to think. But once he comes back and explains everything to her, she calms down and talks to him. 

She's a reporter so what she wants to do most is an article about dragons living among the humans looking for their mates. But he explains to her that if they let it be know that dragons live there among them, the Vardigah which are dark elves, would come and kill them all. They already had them try to kill them all off and they almost succeeded so letting humans know about them was out of the question and she understood why. 

Ember and her sister bot have the mark to show that they are a mate to a dragon but in order to find her mate she would have to kiss the dragons until they found each other. But there was already a strong pull between these two so I already knew that they belonged together. 

When they find out where Ember's sister is and who has her they make plans to go save her. I really liked this book but it did end on a bit of a cliffhanger. I would have liked to have seen what's going on with Ember's sister after she's rescued but we don't get that. It was nice that Ember and Nikolais have a conclusion to their story and I am sure that Cinder will get her story in the next book so I'm not too mad about not getting a complete closure of Cinder's story since she'll be in the next book. 

I give this book 4 out of 5 stars. 

18 comments:

  1. You are more generous that I think I would be. I really, really hate cliffhangers.

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    1. Well, the plot of the main couple in this book had an ending so it was just a sort of a teaser to see what would happen in the next book that had the cliffhanger.

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  2. I am glad to see that she didn't behave like lots of reporter characters who insist the story is the most important thing no matter what.
    I've been meaning to try this author and I do love dragon romances. :)

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  3. I'm not a lover of cliffhangers but I'm glad that the main couple from this book's story came to a conclusion. It sounds like a fun read!

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    1. I would have been mad if the cliffhanger had been different.

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  4. I have this one and your review makes me even more curious. I like how you describe Ember and how she understand the dragons reasoning about not publishing that story when they explain things to her. Sounds like a good read and that makes sense it leaves some plot threads open as those will be addressed in future books, good to know that beforehand.

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    1. I hope you get a chance to read it.

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  5. I don't love cliffhanger endings, but they do keep you reading on in the series. :)

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  6. Glad you enjoyed this one. I do not typically like when books end on a cliffhanger. Thanks for sharing.
    ~Jess

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  7. Hmm, no, he sounds like I would want to slap him

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  8. A cliffhanger is always pretty good! Hey, our sweet Zoe didn't make it.

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    1. I saw that today. I'm so sorry for your loss.

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  9. oh I struggle with cliffhangers, unless I have the next book ready to read, I get so mad LOL

    Great review.

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