Dragon Hunt

By: Charlene Hartnady

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Dragon Shifter series set in the same world as the bestselling Bride Hunt series

What reviewers are saying:
***Amazing start to a new series!***
***I impatiently wait for each new release and have never been disappointed!***

Storm, dragon prince of the Water tribe, has decided to take part in the Bride Hunt for the first time. Does he want a mate? Hell no! Simply put, he’s bored, and the hunt sounds like a whole lot of fun. Also, he could do with a human to warm his bed. Once their allotted time is over, she needs to be on her way. He's far too young to be tied down. The female he wins is welcome to try and change his mind if she feels like it. Try being the operative word.

Jolene is sick of human men. All they want is one thing. None are interested in committing to anything long-term. At thirty-four she’s done waiting for her dream man. She wants a husband and a family, and she wants them now. Jolene is thrilled when she's accepted into the shifter dating program. She’s even more excited when she discovers the shifters are not wolves, as she first thought, but dragons. Who even knew dragon shifters existed? Finally, men who actually want to settle down. Men who aren’t afraid of a woman who knows exactly what she wants.

What a disappointment when the guy who wins her turns out to be an arrogant A-hole. It’s all a game to him. He doesn’t want commitment. What’s worse is that she’s stuck with him for the next couple of weeks. It sucks that she’s a little attracted to him. Okay, okay, make that, a lot attracted to him. He might be an ass, but he's a gorgeous ass.

Should she try and change his mind about not taking a mate? Forget it! She has better things to do. Chasing after a man isn’t one of them. Should she make his life a living hell? That’s more like it. Right now she’s got nothing better to do anyway. Is there a chance of her falling in love with him while doing it? Dammit, but it’s a distinct possibility.

Guaranteed HEA! No cheating. Contains mature themes/language

Virtual voice is awful

The story is very like authors other stories so a 4 stars if you like that kind of stories since it’s not her best. What’s dragging it down is the awful virtual narration. It’s like someone was reading a language that they know how to read but have no clue what the words mean. The same intonation for male, female, big passion, normal conversation, dialogue or inner thoughts. You have to really pay attention to understand who is saying what. The worst possible human narrator would be better than this. And just to confuse thing those parts in the book that have a dash in the text, the virtual narrator actually says ‘dash’. Doesn’t anybody listen to the virtual narration before releasing it to the public?
I am aware that a human narrator costs more but narration can really lift a book or sink it so it might be a good investment. I will not buy more books with a virtual narration. Returning this one if possible.