A Dragon's Sacred Mate

Guardian Dragons, Book 1

De: Aiden Bates, Jill Haven

Narrado por: J.K. Frysta

I don't have time for mysterious strangers. Even the really hot ones.

I met him in a bar the night before I left to move across the country - and I never expected to see him again.

But then he followed me....

It would be creepy if he was just a stalker - but he’s not. He’s a protector, shielding me from a group of nutjobs who believe in dragons.

He saved my life - but now it’s my turn.

And apparently, the nutjobs aren’t wrong. Dragons are real.

And I hold the key to saving them all.

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Matt and Reece

Matt is having a string of bad luck. Finally landing a job isn't the change in direction he's hoping it would be either. Things just getting worse and the hot guy he met at the bar back home just added an even bigger complication. Reece is trying to help but his lust keeps getting in the way. I liked that once he embraces Matt as his mate he does so wholeheartedly. Matt's BFF is a hoot and Mercy, ya gotta love Mercy. I liked the hopeful note that ended the story.

Audiobook: While the narrator is very clear I would've liked a lot more inflection in his voice.

great series start

Would I listen to it again: yes
Did the story keep me engaged: yes
Was I invested in the characters: yes
What did I like about the story? good pace, likeable well rounded characters, a little bit of background on the dragons to set the scene and an interesting story with enough content to set up the series.

A Dragon's Sacred Mate is pure fantasy and providing you go in not looking too deep or questioning too much it's entertaining and I enjoyed it very much - so much so i'm diving straight into book 2 😊.

J.K. Frysta is a new narrator for me. I enjoyed his narration and think his voice suites the dragon perfectly. I had no problem distinguishing characters or feeling the emotions of the story. If i was being really picky, there were times I would have liked stronger inflections in some places and a little more of a difference between the two main characters voices - but these are only minor critiques and neither enough to pull me from what was an enjoyable and well performed story.

Bit too simple

I likes the narrator a lot, his voice is sexy. Only issue is that i wish he had a bit more range to make the differences in characters more noticeable. His voice is so booming and deep that its sometimes hard to distinguish which character is talking.

The story was really not that good.
I feel like the world building and character development didn't do enough before it reached the first sexy scene to really get me to care about it.
Its sexy but not much else to really get me to want me to invest any more time to hear more or to want to dive into another book.

The characters just didnt feel fleshed out and were somewhat generic acting. The dragon guy just felt sorta dumb. He talks like he's never been on this planet before or understand the customs but it just doesn't make a whole lot of sense why he's in this weirs grey zone of understanding our world and not. It feels terribly amateur, like maybe this is just a author still trying to learn to write.

Worth it

Dragons, mpreg, action, and a HEA, all the good things. It’s a pretty good story that’s well written and interesting. The only thing I was missing is more dragon baby scenes and family time.
The narration was really good too. J. K. Frysta brought this book to life by portraying the right emotions and giving each character a fitting voice.

Man to Man; Beast to man; MPREG

Narrator has great masculine voice. Story was intriguing. The dragon beast's knot is a sexy ploy, giving the impression of a canine penis. The story revolves around the process of getting impregnated-so sexy. Would like story to have involved water breaking and the crowning of the new baby's head while the father watches his mate giving birth. As you read my comment you can see this story made my own fantasies go wild.