This was a fun cute read that had a new twist in regards to dragons. As with most novellas you are left with wanting more and that is true of Dead Sexy Dragon. The book is part of a trilogy but they are all novella reads at around 130 pages which I haven’t run across before.The story focuses on Stig and Cora’s relationship. Cora is the younger sister of Stig’s best friend who was unexpectantly killed a couple of months beforehand. When Cora gets herself into a deadly situation, she runs to the only person she trusts which is Stig.Stig is a dragonshifter who is a member of “The Brotherhood of the Green Hide"; which is a group of dragons who protect the dragon tribes from "The Knights of St. George," an old society charged with the destruction of the dragon race. Stig is a bit remote and aloof and Cora entering his home during a critical time for his dragon causes him some issues; namely, his attraction to Cora and her attraction to him.It took a bit for Cora to grow on me; mainly because I can’t abide the “too stupid to live” heroine and Cora was on the verge of becoming that for based on her actions which got her into the deadly situation.There are graphic sexual situations so if you are not a fan of those then this is not the read for you. If you are looking for those, then let me say two words “dream sex.” Yowsah!!! If you’ve read the book you will know exactly what scene I am talking about.Overall, Dead Sexy Dragon was a fun read; with unique world and conflict between the two organizations. Iif you are looking for something short and spicy, check our Stig and Cora’s story. Okay points for the cover, however the story for me felt short, and not enough detail to keep me interested enough to follow the series.The sexy scenes were good at the beginning in the dream sequences then felt blah towards the end.I couldnt connect with characters and felt their was too much rushing of the story to get to the next sex scene. All up not for me and wont be continuing with the series.
What do You think about Dead Sexy Dragon (2013)?
I just couldn't get into this book, so it's headed to the DNF pile - sorry :(
—jheller
I really liked this one. Have never read this author before.
—ghardy
