Fury of Fire

Dragonfury, Book 1

De: Coreene Callahan

Narrado por: Benjamin L. Darcie

A clandestine race of half-dragon, half-humans known as dragon-shifters lives among us. Bastian, leader of the Nightfury dragon clan, is sworn to protect humankind at all costs. For him, honor and duty always come first. When the clan dictates he take a human mate to sire a son, he falters, aware that for a human to birth a dragon-shifter she must die. Myst, the woman given into his care, is the most extraordinary he’s ever met, and though he can’t bear the thought of harming her, he is bound by duty.

Myst loves her life in the human world, but Bastian has captured her heart in an instant of electric connection. But Bastian and his warriors are in the middle of a deadly battle with the Razorback dragon-shifters, intent on killing every Nightfury clan member - and the humans they protect - the fate of their world and ours hangs in the balance. An extraordinary blend of action, fantasy, and steamy romance, Fury of Fire brings to life a dangerous new world intertwined with the survival of humanity, all while exploring the meaning of honor and the nature of true love.

©2012 Coreene Callahan (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Baby on board sometimes.

I felt like something was missing from the book. There were a lot of instances were Myst forgot about the baby. Like when she freaked and ran away. I think everyone forgot about the baby then. And at the end, the only mention of the baby was from its father and never again. I would like to know where they do that at.

good book

interesting and sweet with battle hungry dragons. first story i have read where dragons avoid day light

Yet another Black dagger rip off

Any additional comments?

All too familiar story line as black dagger series except they're dragons. It's still okay to listen to if you've run out of things to read

Campy Read." Ok "Fledgling" attempt.

I'm glad I got this one on sale.
Coreene Callahan presented an engaging story idea, but almost destroyed its deliverance with poor word choices and unnecessary slang references. Benjamin Darcie's narration however, was a big part of why I continued to listen to the story. He did a fine job. Overall, I think the book was okay, and has the potential for being a really good series.

Great storyline

Great storyline. Loved the attention to the detail and character development. I really hope they pick up Book 4. I waiting...