Twin Dragons

The Dragon Lords of Valdier, Book 7

By: S. E. Smith

Narrated by: David Brenin

Length: 8 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's summary

Melina Franklin was barely 16 when she and her grandfather were kidnapped by an alien trader and sold to an Antrox mining asteroid in deep space. Mistaken for a young boy, she lives the next five years in fear of being found out and sold. She dreams of the day when she and her grandfather will return home.

Calo and Cree Aryeh are twin brothers and a rare species of dragon known for their fierceness in battle. The brothers know they will never be able to have a true mate of their own. Never in the history of their clan have twin dragons been able to find a mate capable of handling two male dragons.

The twin dragons are confused when two humans are discovered in an abandoned asteroid mine. The old man and his grandson appear normal enough, but their dragons are driving them crazy, insisting the boy is their true mate. Things become clearer when they discover Mel is really Melina, but she refuses to have anything to do with either of them, and she is determined to return home. Can they convince her to give them a chance at happiness?

©2014 S. E. Smith (P)2015 S. E. Smith

Not exactly the book I wanted...

This is one of those side stories that popped up through the series. Having those brooding twins meet their match was fun to see in Carmen's book. We had just enough hints to see things coming. It was interesting seeing those same events from the inside with this book. It did make a few things in the beginning seem to go slower. I just wanted to fast forward to the moment they knew she was a girl and what happened after.

There are no major twist in this book, it is more about the trio than any serious plot drama. Most of the big bad stuff was resolved and not really a part of this story. There is another conflict presented by the nature of them as twin dragons. Apparently, twin dragons never have found a true mate, so things do get dramatic at the end.

It takes awhile for the steam to happen, especially because for a large chunk of the book they thought she was a boy. Once that is dissolved, the spark happens quickly. They are seriously hawt details!! It is super fast for things happening. It is a very spicy book in the end.

I liked this book, but it wasn't a favorite in the series. I just kept waiting for something to happen. Once things did get exciting, it just wasn't enough for me. I would have liked the recap portion to have been quicker and more of their time on Earth as well as them coming home to the village.

As always the narration was a highlight, David Brenin is one of my ear crushes!! I just cannot get enough of his delicious reads!! He has a splendid pace that brings the action to life in delightful ways! I want him to read to me nightly!!

There are still a couple more side books in this series, then the stories of the other planet's princes. I love that this creates such a full world with so much potential!! The connections of the stories is a fascinating puzzle to unravel.

Twin dragons find young human completes them?

O.K. first of all the twin dragons did NOT kidnap the young girl. Some other aliens kidnapped a young female & her grandfather from earth to be slaves. Her grandfather hides the fact that she was a female to keep her safe. She grew up 6 years away from earth as a young boy the "wasn't right in the head". The pair get rescued but, chances of getting back to earth are complicated when the twin dragon brothers meet the "boy' and find that they are strongly attracted to "him" this story has some sad situtations and bizarre events that keep the reader/listener scratching their head. It was the typical struggle of alpha male/males controling their female to bend to their wishes. I felt sorry for the young lead female. She lost soooo much and then when she though she might get her life back. Uncontrollable forces push her into another life. Her childhood is robbed & innocents lost. Perhaps losing her roots & family made room for new ones.. We hope.

I loved it!

I was so worried about the twins and cheered when Mel came to the rescue. She showed courage throughout the story. Thank you for such a different twist and I can't wait for all the books to go audio.

Sooooo Good💗💗💗

They just keep getting better and better. I can't wait for the next book to see what happens next. I also wonder who it will be about either Sarah or another lady. Either way I know it will be wonderful she is such a talented writer. I also love the narrator he does a great job and the narrator can make or break a story.


LMM

great story intertwining fantasy and romance

loved it
reader makes you forget there is only one reader. you laugh and fall in love with the characters and the story

dragon's fire

one of the BEST AUDIBLE BOOKS I've listened to yet.
LOVE, HATE, & TEARS HEA

Nice addition to series

It's nice to get the expanded stories of Cal & his "grandson" Mel, along with the Twin Dragons Cree & Calo. As always, Brenin is the voice of the series.

a little risqué, but good.

the twin thing is a little kinky, but the story line is good. I've listened to all in the series and some of the others were better.

Love series, love narrstor

narrator brings the book to life. well worth the listen, will do so again and again. great series and we'll written. funny dragons personalities and strong women with attitude for he-man with live yo give.

MET ALL MY EXPECTATIONS

Just as with all the other books by S. E. Smith that I’ve listened to, narrated by David Brenin, this one made me cry as well as wholeheartedly laugh! The story lines and their details keep my attention fully focused and never disappoint. Can’t wait to hear the next one in this series and follow up on all the other series as well....starting right now! Thank you!!