The Alpha of Bleake Isle

Dragonkin, Book 1

De: Kathryn Moon

Narrado por: Piers Ryman, Sasha Higgins

He's waited half a century to choose an omega.

Lord Ronson Cadogan can stall no longer. He needs an omega, and he needs an heir.

Settled on the obvious perfect choice, and determined to see his fate through, Ronson can't afford to wait for the next ceremony to claim what he is owed. If only he was more excited about the match.

They call her the mouse.

Mairwen Posy knows precisely who the Alpha of Bleake Isle will choose, and it certainly isn't her. In fact, it's so predictable it's almost boring.

Resigned to her fate of disappearing into the background, Mairwen takes the role of observer, distracting the ache of being left out with the entertainment of dragonkin society's unfolding stories.

All is as expected, until the sudden twist in a familiar plot sends Mairwen in the least likely direction, right into the arms of the alpha.

The Alpha of Bleake Isle is book one in a new dragon shifter fantasy romance series, inspired by the historical and omegaverse genres. Each book in the series will focus on a different couple, and will include their in-book HEA.

©2024 Kathryn Moon (P)2025 Kathryn Moon

Better off reading this one

I think I would have liked this book much better had I read it instead of listened to it. The difference between the two narrators just really kinda ruined the experience for me. Story wise, it was okay; Not terrible and not excellent either. Will I read the others in the series when they come out? Probably. Will I read this again? No.

sososo good

the story was great as id expect from Kathryn Moon. male mc was a sweetheart and doted on our female mc. absolute Doberman energy i loved it. admittedly it did take me a while to adjust to the accents.

A real romance

This is a REAL romance. It's the kind where you see the couple grow from interest, then attraction, then love. It's fun, it's romantic and the love scenes are well written. The main characters are really likeable, and there's tension and excitement. The end suggests that the second book about their daughter might be really interesting.