Dragon Hunted

The Dragon of 23rd Street, Book 2

De: Kenley Davidson

Narrado por: Cris Dukehart

What's worse than a fae prince with murder on his mind? How about a family reunion… with dragons?

The good news is I survived the murderous fae prince. I also found my aunt and embraced my inner dragon. Everything should be going great, right?

If only. My aunt has disappeared again, I haven't heard from Draven in months, and the Fae Court wants to question me about their prince's death. To make matters worse, there's a gargoyle terrorizing my customers, my savings are running out, and I may lose the bookstore unless I can find a second job.

So, of course, that's when fate decides I have it too easy, and my path suddenly collides with the one person I've been running from for nineteen years—also known as Mom.

My whole life, I've been told my family wants me dead, but the truth turns out to be a lot murkier than that. The only way to get to the bottom of all the lies is to take a little field trip to the dragon enclave, where I'll be surrounded by stubborn, suspicious, short-tempered lizards, most of them not very happy to find out I'm still alive.

I'm about to get a crash course in dragon politics—which is just like regular politics, but louder. And with fire.

Lucky me.

Dragon Hunted is the second book in an urban fantasy trilogy featuring snarky dragons, dangerous fae, and sweet, slow-burn romance. An action-packed listen that's perfect for fans of K. M. Shea, Shari L. Tapscott, or Annette Marie!

©2020 Kenley Davidson (P)2023 Podium Audio

Easy listening and great story

The plot twists are wonderful, the characters have so much depth and it’s a great Story to disappear into

Great story. Captivating and a twist I didn’t see coming

Great story. Book 2 was better than book 1. Can’t wait for the 3rd. Story has it all

Good story

World building and characters are great. I am really liking this 2nd book in the trilogy and loving the storyline. Only gave 4 stars because of the MC ogling a lot throughout the story.

great story

I loved this series it was fun to listen to the author keept my attention and the voice actor did a really good job.

So much intensity and emotion

Loved this second installment in the series. It’s packed with so much emotion and intensity.

Great narration

Great Fantasy!

This was a very entertaining fantasy with all the elements of a great story! There was a well defined interesting conflict, a great hero, a worthy heroine & and fascinating world building. The narration was excellent and added to the story! I loved this story!!

Great narrator

Well, it both gets better and worse from the first book. The story gets more complicated, and an awesome new side character gets screen time. The gargoyle is hilarious. Unfortunately, the family drama was so unrealistic that it pulled me out of the fantasy world.

The obvious hint drops of one of the main mysteries just made me feel our main character is getting dumber in this second story. For a girl who does nothing but read books, she is not good at picking up clues and plot twists.

The love story takes two steps forward and one step back. It's feeling dragged out at this point. Not that I want instalove, but ovrr 16 hours in and we can't even knowledge that you like the other person. And these dummies are gonna save the world??? Goddess help us 😅

Not to my taste

I only made it through book 2 of the series. It was a bit too steamy for my taste, and a little too… corny? I started it hoping for a KM Shea Magiford feel, which it has, though a slightly less funny and engaging version. Book 1 was pretty good, but book 2 lost me with excessive ogling over the male romantic interest (like near nonstop), and the story, relationships, and interactions seemed to get progressively more amateur as it went. It’s time for me to move on…

Content (1&2):
There are a few “light” swear words, but not many. The romance is steamy, though doesn’t cross the line into spicy (it’s the MC’s descriptive and lustful thoughts more than the actual physical contact). There’s some violence, but it’s not excessive. There’s no mention of faith or God.