Firefighter Sea Dragon

De: Helen Kestrel, Zoe Chant

Narrado por: Lucy Rivers

Neridia Small just wants to fit in - but that's hard when you stand six foot six in your bare feet. With generous curves to match her towering height, she's only ever attracted the wrong sort of attention. Isolated and lonely in her remote cottage on the shores of Loch Ness, she dreams of finding a man who'll look past her size and see the real her. A nice, normal man....

John Doe will never understand humans. A sea dragon knight from the hidden underwater city of Atlantis, he reluctantly took human form in order to carry out a perilous quest. Though John has found unexpected friendship as part of a unique all-shifter firefighting team, his heart will always lie under the ocean...until the night he rescues Neridia.

As a knight, John's forbidden from taking any mate - let alone a human. And a sea dragon's honor is his life. But when a decades-old secret rises to the surface at last, only John can protect Neridia from a deadly foe. Fate binds John and Neridia together, honor demands that they stay apart...will love require one of them to sacrifice everything?

©2017 Helen Kestrel (P)2017 Tantor

Awesome Story

I love this entire series. All the characters and the plot come together to make a great even paced story. Didn’t see the plot twist at the end.

I liked the narrator and the pace. I would recommend it to a friend.

Loved the story but…

Love the books and the story line. Wished there were both male and female voices for the characters, however.

Another great story

I am enjoying this series so much. The narrator does a great job with the story.

Love it!!

Love It. Gonna read the rest of the series. I would highly recommend this book to fantasy readers.

Could have been great

I wanted to love it, because I love all of the other books in the series, but this simply dragged on to me. It made John seem extremely naive and gullible, which he did not appear to be when mentioned in the other series. The fact that their mate bond was so strong, yet he could not sense she did not wish to be Empress was not believable. Also why was it so difficult for him to see his Commander true nature. I understand honor, but his should have made it easier to see where his Commander's was lacking. His continual belief in his Commander almost lost him his mate, several times. I find that hard to believe, when mates come before anything. I finished it, but it was difficult too. I kept thinking, "For crying out loud is he really that clueless?"