Mannies and Embers

An MM Mpreg Shifter Romance

De: Ashe Moon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Fire dragon alpha Haru has never been able to leave the past behind. The childhood bond he shared with Aerin, a human omega, has shaped the course of his life, even after the boy’s dragon-fearing parents broke their friendship apart. Haru thought he’d never see his first love again, until fifteen years later, an inferno brings him and his flight of dragon firefighters face-to-face with the omega—and the three dragon children clinging to his side.

With a strong will to nurture those left on the wayside, Aerin is drawn to dragons when most humans would avoid them. Now, just a month after returning to his hometown with two dragon babies and a toddler under his care, Aerin finds his orphanage ablaze and the alpha from his past putting out the flames. Haru offers to take him and the kids in, but with his flight on rocky ground, the other alphas of the group are not too pleased about playing manny to a clutch of hatchlings. Fires are their specialty, not flying babies! But Aerin is determined to help Haru bring the group together—even when their unrequited heat comes simmering back to the surface.


Mannies and Embers is the fifth book in the Dragon Firefighters gay romance mpreg series. It expands on characters and the story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s highly recommended you read the others first. This book features a second chance romance, childhood sweethearts, clueless alphas playing manny to rambunctious dragon babies, a shy toddler learning how to dragon, a mouse-hungry barn owl, brotherhood and loyalty, new alphas and heartwarming reunions, an industrial fantasy setting, minimal drama, and, as always, a happily ever after.

Good book

Would have been so much better without the virtual voice. As usual… but still I would follow this story line.

Awful virtual voice

I couldn't finish because the robotic voice was to distracting. My mind kept wondering and after two hours found i still didn't care about the characters.