Mate Test (Dragonmen, #2)

Posted on 15 June 2017 by Amber Kell

When Tor went to the dragon planet to negotiate mineral rights he didn t know that his uncle had already offered his hand in marriage.M M sexual situations Read Mate Test (Dragonmen, #2) Author Amber Kell – kino-fada.fr This was an interesting read Slightlyplot than book one I just wish there wasdetail I loved the idea of a Space Dragon Very interesting, but again it lacked detail and left me with a few questions view spoiler Why is Tor mostly blind from bond mating with the Dragon, and just what is the bond mating Why does the dragon feel threatened by Tor s children and likely to kill them if Tor spendsthan a few moments with them but not by the man he is bonded too Why does the dr This was an interesting read Slightlyplot than book one I just wish there wasdetail I loved the idea of a Space Dragon Very interesting, but again it lacked detail and left me with a few questions view spoiler Why is Tor mostly blind from bond mating with the Dragon...When I m in the mood for a light, fun paranormal romance Amber Kell is going to be my go to author I like the balance her characters seem to have, and I like her plots They are a bit cheesy, but they never cross the line into ridiculous The mystery in this was interesting, and the motives w...Shorter than the first one, and can be read alone.I like it, but Tor and Naron s attraction wasn t as strong for me I also didn t really get much of an impression of Naron More of Tor s history and personality was shown, but I kept thinking if he is Naron s mate a...A very enjoyable tale The story moves quickly and even though it s fairly short, the author does a great job setting up the characters and allowing me to feel sympathy for their struggles I look forward to the next Dragon Men book.This was a fun continuation of this series It was pretty short but still had a decent amount of plot I enjoy the dragon shifting culture Amber has created in this universe I do, however, feel that the big confrontation at the end was a little rushed 3.5 stars.3.5 starsIf only it had been longerI was really looking forward to reading Tor and Baroy s story, their bond and the whole space dragon thing is really cool An enjoyable read.Light fluffy cute sweet etc mating season dragon shifters.Loved this book Second in the series dealing with Dragon men from the planet Dragait High Duke Torrance who is bonded with the space dragon Baroy is physically blind because he see what his space dragon sees King Naron is the King of the Southern Province of Dragait and has a Mate test called Torrance s king, also Joriah s we meet him...On the contrary of her other series about werewolves the Moon Pack , that is funny but quite classical , using many of the common elements of the paranormal romance, the Dragonmen series isoriginal, introducing concepts, pairs, and dynamics that are very much a trademark of Amber Kell and her series.What probably is the most original element of this novella is that Torrance, the duke that was handforced by his king to participate in a contest to be the future consort of the Dragon kin ki On the contrary of her other series about werewolves the Moon Pack , that is funny but quite classical , using many of the common elements of the paranormal romance, the Dra...In Mate Test, the author s creativity with the Dragon Men world starts to shine with the character of Tor and his bond to a space dragon not to be confused with a mate I really liked how Tor was able to adapt to his circumstances And even though this story is short, we still get to see depth in Tor and Naron s characters While the story is not long, it does pack a concentrated punch and helps sate my desire for a fated mate instant attraction tale.I loved Tor s character, and while the whol In Mate Test, the author s creativity with the Dragon Men world starts to shine with the character of Tor and his bond to a space dragon not to be confused with a mate I really liked how Tor was able to adapt to his circumstances And even though this story is short, ...

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15 June 2017

Amber Kell