Dragon's Hoard Omnibus: Books 1-3

De: Gwen Grayson

Narrado por: Jonathan Waters, Ellory Lane

The complete series in a single offering!

Is life as a dragon easier? Sometimes. Is it more awesome? Infinitely!

One minute, I’m working a boring office job and craving more from life. The next? I’m dropped in the middle of a new world as a dragon with jet-black scales and obsidian flames to match.

Luckily, I still have my human form, because the locals weren't happy to see me.

Thankfully, one was a sweet fox girl who loves to daydream. Together we hunt to survive, build ourselves a shelter, and fight some dragon slayers—even recruit a cute battle-elf.

While living the cozy cabin life and having the occasional battle to the death with the locals, another dragon plagues the kingdom. He’s out for blood, not just mine, but the world’s.

And he’s got allies of his own.

I’m building our cabin in a sprawling field next to a sparkling lake. I won’t let the Red Dawn ruin our dream. All I want is to live in peace, and it seems I’m not the only one…

©2025 Gwen Grayson (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Just a wonderful time

Gwen Grayson knows how to write great characters and enthralling worlds. Usually, the dragon trope gets a little old, but Leo and his lovely ladies bring a breath of fresh air to an otherwise stale genre. Love this series.

Loved it

Excellent dragon series. Gwen's world and characters kept me listening, and Jonathan and Ellory brought it to life.

I don't want to be mean but..

First: there was no horny warning.

Cons: Honestly bad and unimaginative in just about every way, - especially the writing was uninspired, repetitive and just...dull.
Characters feel forced, romance even more so (ridiculously so), and MC is really the only focal point.

Pros: I.... uh ...no? Wait, I liked the.... actually, no...?

Overall average

Overall it isn't too bad. The main characters hang up on killing is stupid ridiculous though, a clan called Scalebreaker literally known for slaying dragons attacks him multiple times, yet he is too afraid to really hurt or kill any of them. Mentally he is weak willed and takes away from the story overall. If the stakes were far lower this story would make much more sense, but this character type doesn't fit into a story with "the world being conquered" as the stakes. The performances weren't bad, though the female narrator is better. So overall I give it an average score or 50/100, just average, not bad, not good.