Flametail Forecast

A Dragon Shifter Romance

By: Kym Dillon

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

(The books in this series are complete standalones and do not need to be read in any particular order.)

She came for the weather patterns. She stayed for the dragon.

After her infamous "Sunshine Catastrophe" in Seattle, Meteorologist Penny Lane hopes the quirky mountain town of Emberdale will be her ticket back to forecasting fame.
Instead, she discovers bizarre heat waves and electronics that fritz out for no reason.
Penny is determined to get to the bottom of these scientific anomalies. Even if that means stalking the ridiculously handsome (and suspiciously toasty) Darius Flametail.

Darius has big problems. After three centuries of successfully passing as human, his dragon powers are suddenly going haywire—setting off sprinklers, melting furniture, and generally making a hot mess of his carefully constructed life. The last thing he needs is Penny getting close enough to discover his scaly secret...if only she wasn't so irresistible.

When a freak lightning storm throws them together, Penny discovers the shocking truth: Darius isn't just hot—he's literally fire-breathing, and she's somehow his fated mate. Talk about combustible relationships!
Now, with the Blood Moon approaching and and a mate bond that's heating up faster than global warming, Penny and Darius race against the clock to complete the bond before ancient dragon clans manage to separate them—permanently!

• Perfect for readers who love smart heroines, hot dragon shifters, and relationships that are quite literally on fire.
• Join Penny and Darius in this sizzling tale of forbidden love and fated mates in a charming mountain town.
• This shifter romance combines steamy chemistry with heartfelt romance.

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING:
"Steamy and utterly charming! Flametail Forecast will melt your Kindle and your heart." —Paranormal Romance Reader

"The perfect blend of sizzling romance and heartwarming charm. I couldn't put it down!" —Reader Emma Clarke

Virtual Voice - UGH

This is a splendid example of a good book, made horrible with the emotionless monotone, lack of depth, and characters virtually indistinguishable from each other by the kudzu of Audible, “Virtual Voice”. Pay for a real narrator, with a great voice, PLEASE! It even mispronounces the names of the characters throughout the entire book.