Dragon Chains
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4.0 • 4 Ratings
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- £5.99
Publisher Description
Dragon shifters, fake identities, and betrayal; secrets that will either turn them into bitter enemies or forge a passionate, burning love with the strength to last an eternity…
Sent halfway across the world in her identical twin sister’s place to sign a contract with a reclusive billionaire, Katy Toure has no idea what she’s walking into. Before she signs anything, however, she meets the most amazing, drop-dead gorgeous man of her dreams. Even if all she can have with him is one night, she can’t resist the hunger in his eyes or the way he makes her body sing.
Ryker Draquonir, king of the dragon shifters, takes one look at the woman sent to sign a contract with him, a contemporary marriage of convenience, and knows she is an impostor. Fate has stepped in after centuries on his own to give him his heart’s desire; for the woman standing before him is his true mate.
Ancient Draquonir law forbids Ryker from revealing the existence of dragons and other magical creatures to her before he has claimed her, so if he wants a chance at happily ever after, he will have to seduce her to get it; woo her as only a billionaire can. Dragons love to hunt, and he will do anything to capture his true mate’s heart.
Customer Reviews
Dragon chains
Superb read and a steamy sizzler one. Characters were amazing and the storyline was very well written
Dragon chains
Oh my god I absolutely loved this book! It has a totally different take on dragon shifters and I don't think I've read anything like it before. Things get a bit confusing and complicated for Katy and that's not helped when she finds out that Ryker knew everything all along. I'm not going to lie, I would have loved it more of it was longer and got more in depth with the story but I still enjoyed it and am looking forward to the next book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Not what I was expecting
Being a long time fan of Grace Goodwin, I must admit this wasn’t what I was expecting. Not as steamy as her previous books and none of the touches of humour and snark I ‘ve always enjoyed. The story was enjoyable enough, but the characters didn’t resonate with me the way Grace’s characters usually do. I notice that there is a co author who I’ve not come across before, so perhaps that’s why this is so different in tone?