Author: Amanda Kay
Title: Dragon Warriors
Pages: 212
Genre: LGBT Fantasy
Publisher: Kingsnake Publishing
Date published: November 3, 2015
Format: eBook
Source: Kindle Unlimited
Synopsis:
Venia didn’t know what to do but she knew she couldn’t stay where she was. She packed up her room in the only home she ever knew and RAN.
She ran far away.
Her dreams were becoming reality and she couldn’t take her life anymore. Gary was pushing for marriage but in her dreams there was only HER.
Kalin knew she was coming and she wasn’t planning on letting her escape when she got there. She would convince her the dragon world was her calling, but more than that she’d convince Venia that she belonged in her arms and her arms alone.
Title: Dragon Warriors
Pages: 212
Genre: LGBT Fantasy
Publisher: Kingsnake Publishing
Date published: November 3, 2015
Format: eBook
Source: Kindle Unlimited
Synopsis:
Venia didn’t know what to do but she knew she couldn’t stay where she was. She packed up her room in the only home she ever knew and RAN.
She ran far away.
Her dreams were becoming reality and she couldn’t take her life anymore. Gary was pushing for marriage but in her dreams there was only HER.
Kalin knew she was coming and she wasn’t planning on letting her escape when she got there. She would convince her the dragon world was her calling, but more than that she’d convince Venia that she belonged in her arms and her arms alone.
Review
I borrowed this from Kindle Unlimited shortly after it released. I had originally been given an ARC by the author, but I had issues with it so I decided to read the final version to see if there were changes.
There's a ton of notes I took during this book, regarding the issues I came across while reading. The issue with listing the majority of them is that most of them could be considered spoilers.
Even though this has an interesting story, the editing in this book is lacking, especially when it comes to the content. There's a lot of repetition, contradiction, and rambling.
I liked the characters and the basic story, but it was just too difficult for me to really enjoy it.
There's a ton of notes I took during this book, regarding the issues I came across while reading. The issue with listing the majority of them is that most of them could be considered spoilers.
Even though this has an interesting story, the editing in this book is lacking, especially when it comes to the content. There's a lot of repetition, contradiction, and rambling.
I liked the characters and the basic story, but it was just too difficult for me to really enjoy it.
