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Laura

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  • Fury of Fire: Dragonfury, Book 1 | [Coreene Callahan]
    Fury of Fire: Dragonfury, Book 1
    UNABRIDGED

    Fury of Fire: Dragonfury, Book 1

    • UNABRIDGED (12 hrs and 7 mins)
    • By Coreene Callahan
    • Narrated By Benjamin L. Darcie
    • Whispersync for Voice-ready
    Overall
    (707)
    Performance
    (627)
    Story
    (637)

    A clandestine race of half-dragon, half-humans known as dragon-shifters lives among us. Bastian, leader of the Nightfury dragon clan, is sworn to protect humankind at all costs. For him, honor and duty always come first. When the clan dictates he take a human mate to sire a son, he falters, aware that for a human to birth a dragon-shifter she must die. Myst, the woman given into his care, is the most extraordinary he’s ever met, and though he can’t bear the thought of harming her, he is bound by duty.

    Rae says: "Loved It"
    "Who knew dragons could be annoying?"
    Overall
    Performance
    Story
    What would have made Fury of Fire better?

    The word choice was truly awful. There was a vast quantity of profanity that became distracting, along with some odd use of words that was repeated so many times as to be annoying. Like,


    What was most disappointing about Coreene Callahan’s story?

    The story itself was interesting, and that was the only reason I kept listening. I wanted to find out how she resolved the problems she posed. I thought her premise had amazing potential. In the end she didn't even show that the heroine survived the birth; although, one assumes she did. I suppose she left room for, God help us all, a sequel.


    What do you think the narrator could have done better?

    The narrator did as well as could be expected from such abysmal material, but if he'd scaled back the tone of breathless panic substantially it would have improved.


    13 of 18 people found this review helpful

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