Dragons' Captive: Her Royal Dragon Pack

De: Alex Lidell

Narrado por: Laurie West, Christian Black

Duración: 5 h y 23 m

Resumen del Editor

For once, I thought being an orphaned slave would keep safe. Yet when the dragon princes come for their promised bride, Lady Cordelia, they take me too. Why? Because they are immortal assholes who like to hoard.

But when Cordelia is killed, the dragons have a big problem: If they return without a human mate, they’ll lose their throne.

So we strike a deal. I play bride in exchange for my freedom. All I must do is survive the bridal trials, manage the mating mechanics, and remember that dragon royals are killers, not friends.

All I must do is not fall in love.

Dragons’ Captive takes place in Lunos, the world of Alex Lidell’s best-selling Power of Five novels. Expect spice, potent fae magic, fated-mate bonds, powerful dragon shifters, and a fake relationship that turns all too real. Ready to be stolen away alongside Kit? Then listen to Dragons’ Captive now!

©2023 Alex Lidell (P)2023 Alex Lidell

Add to your WISH LIST…for now

Excellent world and character building! Sparks fly and intrigue weaves through story. Action and chemistry leap off the pages. Will be looking for more Alex Liddell books if they are all like this. Loved it and added to favorites.

So, why just add to WISH LIST?

This is one of those series that you will want to BINGE. Book four doesn’t release in Paperback until Summer 2024!

I didn’t realize that when I started as only 2 books showed up on Audible. I actually gasped when book 2 ended on a flippin cliffhanger! Luckily, book 3 was on Audible, not sure why it wasn’t with rest of series.

Save yourself THAT TRAUMA 🤣

If you are like me and HATE waiting months for the next book, set the first 3 in your Wish List and mark your calendar for the release of the 4th.

Next Chapter in the Lunos Universe

I'll start with the negative: As far as an installment in Lunos, Dragons' Captive is unfortunately the weakest as far as catching my attention. The plot is a little redundant to previous books, and the direction is rather predictable. As this is book one, it will be interesting to see how it evolves and grows.

Now, the positive: Dragons' Captive is expanding a universe that we have seen two pieces of so far. This new kingdom is much grittier than we have met with, and the rules that its people live by are newer to us. We do return to the days of yore feeling, versus Last Chance Reform's modern world. This is nostalgic of Lera, but as the main characters tend to fall into the immortal category it's hard to say how much overlap of worlds we will get.

While not as strong as the original Lunos quartet, Dragons' Captive does add some new aspects to the universe via the Princes, and I for one am along for the ride.

DNF halfway thru

I only made it halfway through before I got too sick of the dragon princes’ hypocrisy. They’re furious that anyone would harm the FL but they also have no problem beating her with a switch when she tries to run away. They also kill a slave girl early on just because they overhear her talking about what a terrible person the woman who beats is. I just can’t get into a book with love interests like that. I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 in the off chance the story somehow redeems itself later on.