Soar

Wings 'N' Wands, Book 3

De: AJ Sherwood, Jocelynn Drake

Narrado por: Joel Leslie

Salem's guide to making a dragon break up with him:

Step 1: Don't sleep with him. (No, seriously, don't). And definitely don't let him into your apartment; he won't leave.

Step 2: Deny being mates and don't fall in love with him.

Steps one and two failed. Gregori is too stubborn and irresistible.

Salem is currently taking suggestions that don't involve giving in to his feelings.

(Please note, do not try making the dragon jealous. Jealousy sex is too much fun and cannot be resisted. This will backfire).

©2024 AJ Sherwood and Jocelynn Drake (P)2025 Podium Audio

Loved it!!!

Such a great series, it’s definitely one that I’ll be revisiting. I want more! As always, narration was perfect.

Wonderful End To The Series

This is a great book and a wonderful end to the series. I hope the authors write more in this world. Joel is an amazing narrator and always gets the voices just right.

Soar

The third Wings ‘N’ Wands book closes the series with a structural choice that pays off: returning to Sam’s story through his twin brother Salem gives the finale an emotional throughline that ties the trilogy together without feeling contrived. Salem’s resistance to Gregori is a familiar beat in this world, but the dynamic between a stubborn surgeon and an unmovable ice dragon generates enough comic friction to stay engaging, and the full ensemble’s presence in the final stretch gives the book a satisfying sense of arrival. Soar is lighter in stakes than its predecessors, which suits a finale more interested in celebration than escalation. It’s a fond, well-paced sendoff that trusts the series’ accumulated warmth to carry the ending home.

Don' stop dragon clans stories

I love this series. From Burkhart's to Valeri's, Enjoyed every book... twice. Please don't shelve this universe.
Intrigued with how the story got to come to America and still stay true to its origins. Salem was hard to take sometimes. I yelled at him once! But that's what makes a good story.
And, as usual, Joel Leslie does a superb narration.

Great Series

Outstanding narration and a sweet romance between fated mates. Combining modern medicine and magic was fun.