Vrokard

Dragon King

I’m King of the Dragons. I will not fall prey to my enemy, or to the female who threatens to steal my heart.


Vrokard
As soon as I arrive on Earth, I fall prey to a human. Janis. She’s ill... or so she claims. I cannot trust her, or any alien, but neither can I resist her scent, her allure.

I must destroy this magic that she uses on me, a sorcery that exists among human females and already controls my brothers.

When I take her, I fall further into her trap. I cannot get enough of her, but I have a war to win.

I’m King of the Dragons. I will not fall prey to my enemy, or to the female who threatens to steal my heart.


Janis
Vrokard is arrogant, hates humans, and infuriates me. And I can’t say no to him. Even when he takes my v-card, I have no regrets. Despite all of my sister’s protests that he’ll hurt me, I continue to let him into my bed.... and my heart.

He’ll never love me. His hatred for humans will never let him. I’m not sure he’s even capable of loving another. But we need him and his army to drive the enemy from Earth.

When he’s in danger, I do the unthinkable which drives a wedge so far between us he’ll never forgive me. Or learn to love me. That is something I’m not sure I can survive...

Virtual Voice

Didn't like this particular Virtual Voice choice for narration. It didn't fit character visualization

Great story; all the feels!

I really enjoyed this book, but the Virtual Voice almost killed it. The character build was solid and the romance scorching. I would have given it 5 stars if it weren’t for the. Virtual Voice narration.

Virtual voice sucks

Story was good but read by virtual voice took away from it! Also the voice made it difficult to follow the story

I cried

Knowing you’re dying, virginity,taken, hated by lover, disregarded on every turn, including my feelings, and saving a life, his life, a war-to be seen as discussing: I understood-I cried.

Wish it continued

This was my favorite book in the series. In each of these books hearing such a male voice is confusing when it's the female talking. In the other books it was only female voice. I completely understand why authors use virtual narration, I just wonder how hard it would be to switch from male to female narration if each chapter already divided into POV.