Dragon Point, Collection One

Books 1 - 3

By: Eve Langlais

Narrated by: Chandra Skyye

Length: 20 hrs and 54 mins

Publisher's summary

Dragons have lived among humans for centuries, hiding and growing their hoards, waiting for the day when they shall rule the skies again. While they bide their time, they're getting into trouble, and falling in love.

Dragon Point: Collection One: Books 1-3 includes:

Becoming Dragon: Brandon thinks he's a monster until he meets her.

Dragon Squeeze: All Adi wants is a man she can love and squeeze.

Dragon Unleashed: It takes a human to remind this dragon how to love.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Eve Langlais (P)2021 Tantor

tbird

Loved listening to the first part of Dragon Point series. Wonderfully written with lots of twists and turns. Can't wait to listen to the rest.

Dragons

I listened to all 7 books and they were great! I loved how they flowed together and weren't completely predictable.

Love this entire series!

READ THEM ALL!!! This is an awesome series, the narration and story are both on point. Would definitely recommend!

Here there be dragons- campy, cocky, sexy dragons

Apparently this series is an off-shoot of the Bitten Point and Kodiak Point shifter series.
However, you can start here and have fun with the kooky world of dragon shifters,
filled with bodacious babes unafraid to claim their men.
There’s no Table of Contents, so you’ll need to know the chapters where book 2 and 3 begin.

Ch 1 Becoming Dragon
“Did you just double gator dare me?”
Aimee, aka Moonbeam, calls dibs on Brandon, who’s been Frankensteined into a gator-dragon shifter of sorts. She's got no respect for boundaries and gets handsy in ways that might be considered toxic if the roles were reversed. But, that’s one of the fun things about fantasy romance: non-pc behavior becomes a comedic quirk of the magical species. Good thing Brandon matches her tit for tat.

Ch 20 Dragon Squeeze
“She waited for it to go viral, or at least get one ‘like’ from her sister.”
Adi is a spoiled, materialistic, and attention loving dragon.
She’s proud of causing mayhem and getting arrested.

“Take me gumdrop, I’m yours!”
There’s also a method to her madness and some fun lessons about not judging books by their covers. This was all in good fun and I loved that Dexter was the geeky human to her vampy dragon.

Ch44 Dragon Unleashed
“His honor was shiny; his balls very blue.”
This one’s proof that book smart doesn’t mean street smart. Considering both of them have doctorates, they were amazingly dense when it came to reading the room. But, that’s what made the hate flirting so funny. Tomas was such a peacock and overly concerned with being emasculated, and yet he was the perfect foil for Chandra, an on the shelf woman longing to burn. The conspiracy plot may be pretty basic, but the campy romance is strong.

Finally, a sassy powerful heroine character that is well-written and makes sense

Minor spoiler: the sassy powerful heroines are extremely strong dragons. I understand how ppl get irritated at “book girl boss” characters because they’re usually just regular people in contemporary romance who aren’t anything or haven’t done anything to deserve acting so high and mighty. And they’re usually written by new authors who haven’t learned the trade of writing 3 dimensional characters.

These girls are not that. I’ve only read books 1&2 so far, but I can with confidence this author knows exactly who she’s writing. They are dragons. The hoarding kind. The “everything I want and take and add to my hoard is mine” kind. The most intensely prideful kind. The ACTUAL alphas in feminine form kind. Where if someone were to actually knock them down a peg, they would lose all sense of reality.

The attitude, the actions, their words, literally everything fits for these FMC heroines and nothing they do or say is out of place for who they are.

What makes these romances unique and very interesting is how the MMCs fit in their world. They’re not cinnamon roll betas in the slightest and that clash/tension is fun to watch unfold. The mysticism in mates, claiming, and so on makes it even more fun.

These aren’t your run of the mill paranormal romance stories w/ conflicted human FMCs. This is something unique and better, imo. And all 3 books in one credit is definitely worth the purchase.

Good read, but becoming predictable

I enjoyed the stories and the characters were fairly good, but by the third book it was becoming more predictable. The main couples all have an element of hate/disdain, and the struggle to not be attracted/in love. It is almost a bit high schooling. Aside from the spicy love scenes it could be a young adult book. Honestly, I could take or leave the love scenes as well, as they don't add anything of substance to the book as a whole. I do love that Eve is able to write the spice without making it sound like the characters are ashamed or shy about their needs. The narration was great and brought the quirks out in the characters as well as their inner beasts.

could not get half way

reader was ok. just another idiot main character, with way too much drama in his head.

Decent Deal

3 books for 1 credit was quite the deal. However I would not have continued the second and third book if there where not all packaged together for 1 credit. The character dynamics are somewhat interesting the performance does the writing justice but that is saying a whole log.

Not the E Langlais I was expecting

Okay, I bought this 3in1 collection B/C it was on sale and I've enjoyed over a dozen EL books in the past. They have been fun, fast, entertaining, and sexy.
This series was not. Maybe it was me not being in the right mood, but the stories just didn't hit the way way that they should. The male heroes, dragons, were not likable, so I could not relate to the Female MCs who loved them.
However, in the epilogue of book 3, a new protagonist is introduced with a new heroine who was a support character in book 1. THIS scenario holds promise as being more in line with the EL that I look for: not long winded, action filled, and just the right amount of sex.
So yes, I'll keep reading/listening.--as long as Chandra Skyye is not narrating. She's my least fave narrator, and only B/C she can't pronounce the Ts at the end of words. (Sorry CS, but listen to your own recordings, it is SUPER irritating.) "cerin", "tighin",etc. there are Ts at the end of these words, and you don't sound professional when you don't pronounce them. It's not an issue of an accent, it's bad diction, and I'm not even a librarian.

Too much sex

good story line. Didn't realize I was buying erotica. Not my thing. I would like a little more G rated version! lol!