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Review Dragon Unbound - Donna Grant


About the book:


She challenges him in all the right ways.

Dragon Unbound an all new scorching hot Dragon Kings Novella from New York Times bestselling author Donna Grant and 1,001 Dark Nights is available now!

In a new story brimming with sizzling heat and untold mysteries, New York Times bestselling author Donna Grant brings together a devilishly handsome Dragon King and a woman who dares to challenge him.

He’s never been tempted…until her.

Sexy. Mysterious. Dangerous. He’s an immortal Dragon King bound by ancient rules and eternal magic. Cullen has one objective: find and destroy the evil that threatens the new home of the dragons. Just when he’s closing in, he’s ambushed and finds a stunning warrior woman fighting alongside him. No amount of magic could prepare him for the beguiling lass who spurns his advances and defies him.

From the moment Tamlyn takes a stand against her kind, she’s had to fight one perilous battle after another. Staying alive in an endless struggle, and the lines between good and evil are blurred with every encounter. She’s always stood alone—until she comes to the aid of an irresistibly handsome stranger. Cullen will force her to face truths she’s been running from…even as enemies plot to destroy them both.


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Review: 

Okay, I finished this book wayy too quickly. I might have ignored the clock so I could keep on reading. I mean one of the main characters has a Scottish accent. SCOTTISH everyone!! I’m a sucker for Scottish accents, so that was a huge plus for me reading this book. 


The beginning was immediately full of action, also a huge plus for me. It sucked me right in and the story kept me entertained throughout the rest of the book. It’s been a while since I read a book about dragons, but now I cannot wait to start picking those up again! And that because of Dragon Unbound.


If you’re into dragons and magic, this might be the perfect book for you.

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