Synopsis
Sasha Cooper is a woman on a mission. Determined
to let loose and live a little, she takes her best friend’s advice and embarks
on a night of passion with a complete stranger. No regrets in the morning. No
looking back either. But when the one she chooses turns out to be a Dragonkind
warrior, Sasha knows she’s in trouble—and that the man she believed was a dream
come true could end up being her worst nightmare.
He never intended to get involved…
Ivar, leader of a rogue faction of Dragonkind, isn’t a pushover. So when a noisy neighbour jeopardizes the security of his secret lair, he decides to take care of the problem once and for all. Little does he know banging on Sasha’s door will send him on a passionate odyssey unlike any he’s ever experienced? But when the night takes a deadly turn, he’s left little choice—escape from the woman who possesses the power to kill him, or die trying.
He never intended to get involved…
Ivar, leader of a rogue faction of Dragonkind, isn’t a pushover. So when a noisy neighbour jeopardizes the security of his secret lair, he decides to take care of the problem once and for all. Little does he know banging on Sasha’s door will send him on a passionate odyssey unlike any he’s ever experienced? But when the night takes a deadly turn, he’s left little choice—escape from the woman who possesses the power to kill him, or die trying.
Review
I’m not always a fan of novellas, as I get into
a story and it ends too soon, but as this was part of the dragonfury series I
decided to give it a go. I’ve loved this series right from the start when the
first book came out, and couldn’t wait for the rest. Ivan is the ultimate bad
boy, his smouldering tension and potential violence send both men and women
scurrying away if he crosses their path. Ivan is a real nasty piece of work, Coreene
writes him so well that you can’t help but despise him. Imagine my surprise when
I opened this novella to find he’d met his match and it wasn’t another
dragonkind, it was a woman on a mission, who scared Ivan to death. Coreene’s
idea to bring him to his knees was inspired, who knew I van could be a soft
sexual creature, when in other books he is portrayed as the polar opposite. Ivan
is drawn to Sasha but he doesn’t know how or why, but maybe the meridian had
something to do with it!
This Novella is well worth the read, as the
story centres around Ivan and will leave you thinking wow. I so loved reading
about this different side to him and I really hope the author develops this
relationship further in a future book. I did feel a short novella wasn’t enough
for this storyline, but thankful I had Fury of Obsession to move straight on
to.
This review is short and sweet just like the
book, which if you’re a dragonfury fan I would highly recommend you read it. If
you’re new to the series, I’d suggest starting from the first book Fury of
Fire, to give you the back ground you need on Ivan, which I believe you need to
fully appreciate this book.
I rate this book
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