Spark of Desire

Dragons in the Wind, Book 1

I've been marked for death, but these dragons are determined to set me free.

All shifters are cursed, but me more than anyone. With barely any abilities to speak of, staying two steps ahead of the monster stalking my every move has been nearly impossible. But a freak robbery that goes awry brings my life on the run crashing to a bloody halt.

I need to run again, but my escape from the hospital is complicated by a doctor with eerily colored eyes that see far more than I want him to. He and his friends have decided I'm theirs to protect, want me to believe I'm safe with them, but I know the truth.

I will never be safe. Not when freedom comes at a price I'm not willing to pay.

Mark-mates are supposed to be someone's missing piece, but somehow my jagged edges fit into three different puzzles. Trading one captor for three is out of the question, yet my stalker won't turn a blind eye to Stone, Kodiak, and Raiden. Not when they'll shatter his delusions that I'm fated to be his.

They're everything that he's always feared, and I don't think even I'll escape his wrath this time.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 J. Kearston (P)2024 Tantor Media

Boring

Admittedly, I’ve only listened to about half the book. I only made it that far because I kept waiting for something interesting to happen. I fell asleep listening to this and when I woke up about 30 minutes later, I hadn’t missed anything. I didn’t have to back track at all to figure out what was going on.

Girl dragon on the run from some baddy. We’re then introduced to three male dragons. They want to protect her. She has scars. They move in together. That’s it. No fun banter. No back story. Characters are weak. I won’t be finishing.

Not Enough… Anything

Not enough character introductions or development. Not enough world building. Not enough anything. Unfortunately felt bored while listening and apathetic at the end even with the “cliffhanger” that should intrigue the audience. I don’t care about these characters or their journey. Sorry!