Courting the Dragon

Penelope's Dragon, Book 2

By: Sara R. Cleveland

Narrated by: Benjamin Fife

When Princess Penelope comes home for her kingdom’s summer festival, she is stunned by her father’s ultimatum: choose a suitor by the end of the holidays, or forfeit her place at the Academy of Mages. The only problem is, none of them are the man she wants: the Dragon-Wizard Salarath. Somehow, Penelope must dodge her would-be suitors and convince Salarath that their love is something worth fighting for. But as she begins to uncover the secrets someone in the palace is hiding, she may find that she’s courting danger rather than Courting the Dragon.

©2021 Sara R. Cleveland (P)2021 Sara R. Cleveland

A REALLY WELL WRITTEN DRAGON FANTASY

PRINCESS GETS HER DRAGON LORD AND STOPS A CONSPIRACY TO TAKE THE THRONE.

ACCEPTABLE FOR TEENS AND OLDER AUDIENCE AGES. MOSTLY CLEAN / ROMANCE.

NARRATOR IS CLEAN AND EASY TO FOLLOW .

Courting the Dragon

There’s a conspiracy to usurp the thrown, but when magic is involved it’s hard to know who you can trust. Penelope is being forced to accept an arranged marriage, but just maybe there’s a way out…

I’m really enjoying this series by Sara R. Cleveland. The magical aspects really add to the story.

Benjamin Fife’s narration is extremely entertaining. He does a great job with giving the characters their own voices.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Cute!

I enjoyed this book! I hadn’t read the first book but I still felt like enough was explained for me to understand. I may go ahead and pick up the first book now because I definitely will be waiting for the third! The narrator was easy to listen to, but I felt like he talks a little slow, but he was easy to follow and understand so I didn’t mind!

Love isn't easy, but the story is excellent

This story is a sequel, and I went into it without reading the first. While it's clear there are history and prior relationships, readers are given enough context to understand what's what and who is who.

Penelope and Salarath's story is full of complications, political intrigue, love, action, bad decisions, conspiracy, magic, and a few terrifying moments. The story comes from multiple POVs, and the cast of supporting characters are well developed and entertaining. The bad guys are truly reprehensible, and I loved to hate them.

I've listened to a few books narrated by Benjamin Fife, and he gave another brilliant performance in this story. He brings the characters and story right off the pages.

DRAGON LOVE AND POLITICAL INTRIGUE

DRAGON LOVE AND POLITICAL INTRIGUE keeps this book interesting. Witchcraft and lots of clever magical item's has this students visit home turn into quite the drama with her father putting her on the open market and her already in love. With good and bad wizards, friends with their own agendas and family problems this story was non stop entertaining. The narrator does a great job of the voices. Recommended.