The Dragon Queen

The Dragon Queen, Book 3

De: Sam Hall

Narrado por: Zara Hampton-Brown

With the queen dead, we thought our troubles were over—turns out, they've only just begun.

Dragon eggs have been stolen. War looms on the horizon. And my prince—my lover—has asked me to be fitted for new dresses.

As the kingdom teeters on the edge of chaos, my prince struggles to hold it together. He's forcing Flynn into the role of Duke of Skane, pushing Brom away despite their love, and as for me? I was never meant to be queen-in-waiting, yet now it seems I may have no choice.

Nevermere has always been ruled by queens—human and dragon alike. I won't stand by and watch men decide the fate of our kingdom. If becoming the Dragon Queen is what it takes to save my people, then so be it.

But can I save my country without losing the men I love?

©2025 Sam Hall (P)2025 Podium Audio

Riveting!

Love that Dragons are characters! The plot was never boring! couldn't wait for the last book to become available. set complete!! will listen again.

Love a happy ending

Third book in the series with a happy ending. There are many repetitive themes between Pippin and her men and Glimmer that could have done without but otherwise, I liked the build up for the main conflict between our main characters and the Duke.

As for the audiobook, great narrator but there were times the tone changed for our FMC matching it to another character. Not sure if that’s an error and it was randomly throughout the book or not. Overall good series!

Queens Rule & Men Protect

Wonderful last of the series book full of unique characters, 2 & 4 legged. There are excellent nail biting moments, a few tears, more laughs, and some sexy times.

Great story!!

Absolutely loved the narrator!! She did an amazing job. I absolutely loved the story too!!

great story

dragon queen, mates, battles for what's right, men who know how to compromise to get what they want and make the heroine happy in the process...what's not love about a story like this. thank you

Inclusion.

This was an exploration of class, sexual orientation societal gender roles and the dangers of avarice. It piqued the imagination, though at times, it was difficult to follow. Overall, it was an interesting adventure.