Falior

Drákōn Saviors, Book 6

De: Brenda Cothern

Narrado por: Garrett Reins

Falior has always enjoyed the technology created by the many civilizations throughout the dragon’s long existence. If he wasn’t patrolling the streets of Las Vegas for their enemy, then Falior could be found behind his computer screens searching for them, and keeping tabs on his brothers in case they needed assistance.

He was sure his network was un-hackable. It wasn’t, as he found out when a hacker assisted them in finding his brother so they could rescue him from their enemies. Now, he had a hacker to find.

Soft & Cuddly–Sft&Cdly online–had been bored for a long time when his leader reminded his kind of the dictate forbidding them to have anything to do with the dragons. His boredom and curiosity had him hacking into the Saviors network. There was no harm in observing them, as long as he didn’t get caught by the Saviors or his leader.

Little did he know, the Savior on the other side of his screen was a hacker matched in skill, and destine to become the living myth of his kind.

Falior is the sixth novel in the Drákōn Saviors paranormal series set in modern day Las Vegas. Each book has an HEA and can be listened to as a standalone, but it is recommended they be listened to in order to enjoy the series to the fullest.

This book contains M/M sexual situations and is intended for listeners of legal age in the country in which they reside. Please store your adult literature responsibly.

Series order:

Typhon
Apep
Drae
Levi
Darak
Falior

©2022 Brenda Cothern (P)2023 Wench Publishing, Inc.

How is Falior pronounced Fowler?

Loved this series! Putting it on my list to re-read in the future. I had previously read (and re-read) the Witch’s Brew series by Brenda Cothern and was looking for more interesting paranormal MM books by her and found these. I was 2 chapters into the first book when I bought all the others and didn’t regret it a bit. Love the world building and camaraderie amongst the different characters and the writing kept me interested throughout the series. The narrator Garrett Reins also narrated the previous series, so I was familiar with his more laidback style, which I really enjoyed. The only time I was distracted by his pronunciation was for Falior’s name (the only time in ALL the books). You don’t realize how often an author uses the main character’s name until the pronunciation drives you bonkers. How is Fowler the way you say Falior? I’m guessing he somehow missed the “i” in the name and saw Fallor? It sounded like Fowler to me the whole time. Did I mention how crazy it made me? Sorry, once you see the spelling of the name, as in the TITLE of the book, you can’t unsee it. Unfortunately, incorrect pronunciation is, for me, one of those things that is like stubbing your toe. Ogle is a big one. Not oggle, like goggle, but ogle. Like ogre and open. Pet peeve… sorry, I digress. Get the books! Don’t let Fowler deter you… 🤣

Not ready for this series to be over

Just finished the Drakon Saviors series with Falior. Brenda has outdone herself with this series. Dragon shifters and other paranormals set in modern day Las Vegas. Great world-building on the paranormal side with a totally new take on draconian abilities. There are two dragon gods and the brothers have been at war since the beginning of time. All non-humans uphold the rule that humans may not know of the paranormals that inhabit their world. The other non-humans have stayed out of the dragon's war until book six when the evil dragons draw them in.
This is a six book series that must be read in order. Slow burn to high heat and low angst. All six MCs find their fated mates and HEAs. I was so not ready for this series to end and while all six MCs got their HEA I'm holding hope that there will be more, or spinoffs since the war was not ended and it's a world I want to spend more time in