Dragon Mine

Dragon Kings, Book 2

By: Donna Grant

Narrated by: Antony Ferguson

Length: 8 hrs and 29 mins

Publisher's summary

I am hers, and she is mine.

Vaughn has spent eons searching for the woman who captured his heart, only to be disappointed time and again. Sure, he sees her in his dreams. He may get to touch and hold her. But it's not the same. As the emptiness inside him grows, he jumps at the chance for a distraction. Setting his eyes on the dragons again in Zora is a balm, but it can't compare to once again coming face-to-face with the gorgeous beauty who holds a piece of his soul.

With responsibilities comes sacrifice....

Eurwen has never known anything but the burden and joy of ruling the dragons. But unlike her twin, she's always been curious about Earth and the Kings and felt as if something were missing from her life. When her reunion with her parents brings an unexpected surprise, she can't help but give in to the pleasure that Vaughn offers. Still, her loyalty lies with her realm, and the hurdles in their way to happiness seem insurmountable - especially with a new and unknown foe seeking to destroy them.

Trust doesn't come easily, but love conquers all. And no amount of time or space can keep those who belong together apart.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Donna Grant (P)2021 Tantor

Thankful for this spinoff series!

I am a huge fan of Donna Grant’s Dark World Series and was not ready for it to end with the Dark Kings. This is the second book in her new spinoff series Dragon Kings and it continues the story of the Dragon Kings of Draegan. If you aren’t caught up on the series I don’t recommend jumping in in the middle. I am happy to finally see Vaughn’s story and to get to know Con and Rhi’s twins. Antony Ferguson is back and is outstanding as usual in this series. I just need Donna Grant to keep this series going forever! 5 stars yet again.

Exciting Second World For The Dragon Kings!

I adore this book. Donna Grant has gone above and beyond in expanding the realms. It is so exciting to see the Kings find their Dragons, Con and Rhi finally meet their children and the 'Silvers' freed to live their lives. Anthony Ferguson transports us there to see and feel it all with his fabulous narration. I can't wait for the next book. I very highly recommend this book.

Dragon Mine.... A DRAGON STORY

Dragon Mine is the second book in the spin-off series—Dragon Kings. Being the first full length book in this new series we get a great look at Zora, the new dragon home-world. Vaughn gets to bridge dream and reality. The woman from his past that he haunts his dreams, turns out to be Con and Rhi’s daughter. Eurwen needs to come to terms with issues in her past, or she will lose the future that is in front of her.

For those who have not figured it out yet: this isn’t a Dragon/Human, a Dragon/Druid, or even Dragon/Fae. This is a DRAGON/DRAGON romance on the DRAGON homeworld!! 5 stars.

NOTE: The eBook and audio have a different chapter 19. The story-line was corrected to show Darius's past but not before the recording was finished.

great book

it is wonderful to see that the dragon worlds are coming together and being healed and there is a new Revival to the females being able to have babies and carrying them hope to see more things come to a resolution thank you Donna Grant hope to see Conn's and Ri's sons book coming soon!

As exciting as ever

The story between these two was filled with bumps but true love wins the day. The twins have a unique relationship that had to grow, plus their full powers also. Can’t wait for him to find his mate. It was truly tear worthy for the kings to finally realize some of their dragons survived. This was a reunion of families. A large battle is ahead that will take Kings, Fae & Druids to conquer. Wanted more sex but still rated a 5. For the first time I can’t give narrator Antony Ferguson a 5, he kept changing where he accented Eurwen’s name and it started really bugging me.

A definite MUST read!!

I absolutely LOVED this book!! A perfect example of world building, character development and an awesome HEA! This is Vaughn and Eurwen's story and boy did Donna Grant give them a STORY!
This is the 2nd book in the Dragon Kings series, the new. spin-off from the Dark Kings series.

When a fae doorway appears in the dragonwood Con and Rhi know that they will finally get to meet their twins Brandt and Eurwen. They're cautiously hopeful it will go well. Vaughn "needs" to go with them as he's almost positive that his mate is there. He's been searching for her since their night together eons ago. She disappeared before he woke that morning and hadn't left even her name.

Eurwen and her twin are as close as a set of twins can be and ruling together has never been an issue, but she thinks it's time to meet their parents. Brandt wants nothing to do with the Kings coming to Zora, especially their parents! Eurwen is secretly hoping Vaughn will be with Con and Rhi but when he does appear it doesn't go at all the way she'd invisioned.

Once they decide to start talking things get MUCH better and MUCH HOTTER!! lol
Someone or something is attacking dragons on Zora and Brandt finally realizes that he needs his parents and the Dragon Kings to face this new enemy.

Overall I think Donna Grant has hit another homerun with Dragon Mine! You can see how much she loves her Dragon Kings in every book she writes! I can't wait for book 3!!!!

New era...

First, let's aplaude Donna Grant for her endless imagination!
I Love the series since Dark Sword and Dark Warriors to the Reapers, but the Dragon kings have had my heart for a long time. After Inferno I wonder if it was possible to capture my attention, so my surprise about Dragon Revealed and now with Dragon Mine I was sucked back in Donna's world.
Let's see what's the future brings
and Long live the Kings!

Dragon Mine

Beside Con and Rhee's reconciliation and saving their friends, this is my second favorite in the series. To have the Kings find the clans, Con and Rhee meet their children, was heart wrenching. Can't wait for the next book!

Somewhat

Repetitive in places and inner dialogue the ending was flat. I realize the author was trying to leave it as a stand alone while leaving too much unanswered. Overall a great story to fit in with the world's Donna has built.

Exquisitely beautiful, evokative , All the feels!

Just when you think the story can't get any better, Grant takes you on a roller coaster ride with another epic story. Combining and entrenching the old world with the new, threading story lines together like a master weaver. I can't wait for the next installment!