by Edie Ramer
When I first started, Dragon
Blues, I didn't know what to expect. It was recommended to me in a newsletter
for my Kindle. So I usually go for books that I know are part of a series but
this premise just called out to me. It was interesting to see how it would play
out... a dragon in human form, falling in love with a woman. The allusion to Beauty
and the Beast was an interesting twist.
The antagonists where a little too run of the mill, which
made this book less of a thriller, which are typical what I like to read, and more of an action adventure. All the
characters are clearly defined in their motives. I like how Edie Ramer gave
human motives to dragon lore and a plausible fate for dragons.
Although Noah is a dragon in human form, Lila is a perfectly
crafted character to be his companion. In the beginning they are both closed
off of love. There developing love and the story is crafted in a way that I
never care to figure out the outcome, I just enjoy the read while it lasted. The
ending did leave me a little anticlimax, I realize now that I just wanted the
story to continue. I felt like I was ready for the next episode read Edie Ramer
did leave the door wide open if she decides to revisit these characters, which I
personally would like to see happen.
Dragon Blues is a lite fantasy paranormal romance. I would
like to recommend this to everyone, but a few chapters push this book out of
"suitable for children" range. If you need a lite enjoyable fantasy read this
is the book for you.
I give 4 out 5 Gs.
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