Draekon Fire

Exiled to the Prison Planet: A Sci-Fi Menage Romance (Dragons in Exile, Book 2)

By: Lili Zander, Lee Savino

Narrated by: Misty Dawn, Ry Forest, Jasper Woodcock

Crazy jungle planet. Killer orange fungus. Crimson snakes in the water. The worst part? While I was in a coma, I seem to have acquired two dragon mates.

When I wake from my coma, the first thing I see are two hot aliens.

And I’m informed that they’re my mates.

I don’t think so.

This isn’t the story of Sleeping Beauty, and the two sexy, possessive Draekons aren’t my fairy tale princes.

I’m certainly not going to wake up, kiss them, and live happily ever after on this stupid prison planet, where everything’s out to kill me.

Not happening.

Not even if they heal me from my injuries and nurse me back to health.

Not even if they protect me, care for me, and keep me safe.

Not even if their abs could grace the cover of every men’s fitness magazine back home.

Sleeping Beauty isn’t going to kiss her Draekons. She’s going to find a way back home.

Draekon Fire is the second book in the Dragons in Exile series. It’s a full-length, stand-alone science fiction dragon-shifter MFM menage romance story featuring a snarky human female, and two sexy aliens that are determined to claim their mate. (No M/M.) Happily-ever-after guaranteed!

©2017 Lee Savino & Lili Zander (P)2022 Lee Savino & Lili Zander

Hot Series!

After reading all these books some time ago I thought I’d listen to them while doing things around the house. The narrators really bring the characters to life. I can’t wait to listen to the next book.

Great storyline

This was a interesting adventure. The storyline was great and the characters are interesting. Great story.

Amazing story but.....

Over all I love this series but there were a few times during the story where Misty Dawn messed up and they left that in as well as sentences being repeated.... I would still recommend this story overall

Enjoyable story

I am really enjoying this series. The Hs and h are both strong and the romance proceeds agreeably. I absolutely hate stories were she loves them then she doesn’t then she does. That doesn’t happen here. There is enough of a side story with the scientists to keep it interesting.
The narration is mostly good. There is a bit of doubling up where the same bit is read twice, which I would have thought would be edited out. The narrators themselves are good although I am not a big fan of her male voices, they aren’t bad just not very male.
I have already purchase the next story and assume I will listen to the full series.

The plot thickens

First, let me say that I don’t listen to books in a genre I don’t like just to listen to it anyway and leave a foul review, that’s just wrong. It’s not fair to the author and those of us who do like books in this genre.
The storyline is moving along nicely; it’s interesting and I will continue to listen to series. The narrators are doing a good job with characters. On to the next book!