Fire of a Dragon

Fallen Immortals Series, Book 3

By: Alisa Woods

Narrated by: Joe Arden, Maxine Mitchell

Lucian is a Dragon Prince of the House of Smoke...and he's dying. He has to spawn a dragonling to uphold the treaty that keeps the mortal world safe from the immortal Dark Fae, but a dragon's mate rarely survives the birth of a young dragon, and he can't face the horror of another woman's death on his hands. When he rescues a beautiful woman from a demon roaming the streets of Seattle, he has to seduce her without losing his heart...and before he turns into a feral dragon and breaks the treaty forever.

©2016 Alisa Woods (P)2017 Tantor

Exciting

Another exciting, and enjoyable story in this series. There was never a dull moment. I enjoyed it.

Wonderful World Building and Compelling Listening

This is the final part of Lucien's and Ari's story and what a ride it has been. I have been totalled engrossed in the story from book one through to this one which is the third book.

I absolutely love the way Alisa writes, the descriptions and the action in the story are gripping and as for the chemistry and the sex between Lucien and Ari it is off the charts. I thought that this book would bring an ending, and in a way it did just not the ending I was expecting. Alisa has given us a really good story but the ending leaves you wanting more. I for one can't wait to see how the overall story of saving mankind and fulfilling the treaty.

As for Lucien, Ari and their dragonling the journey was a fantastic rollercoaster ride which I know I will listen to again and again over the years.

I Love Dragons

What a Great Series I am hooked. I Love the Story it has Drama, Suspense and Love!!! True Love!!!

Intriguing

Book has an interesting and unique storyline that will carry through out the series. The narrators are doing a wonderful job with the characters. Looking forward to the next book in series.

Great Ending!

I'm glad the saga continues so we could see all brothers endings. This story of the eldest brother kept my attention from beginning to end, I only wish they made the story into one book. Having to pay for three at roughly 6 hours long not well worth the price.