Her Elemental Dragons

The Complete Series

By: Elizabeth Briggs

Narrated by: Lia Langola, Stephen Dexter

Four sexy dragon shifters. A huntress with a dark past. A bond that could save the world.

I’ve spent my entire life running from my past and staying out of trouble. That’s how I’ve kept alive ever since my parents were killed by the Black Dragon, who’s ruled the world under her oppressive talons for as long as anyone can remember.

But it’s hard to keep a low profile when four handsome strangers turn up in your village claiming you’re destined to save the world. According to them, they’ve been chosen by the gods to become elemental dragons — and I’m their fated mate.

Which means one day I’ll be the most powerful dragon of all, able to control all four elements. Assuming I can unlock my powers first…by getting intimate with each of my sexy mates.

Auric, the clever prince. Jasin, the cocky soldier. Slade, the protective blacksmith. Reven, the mysterious assassin. And me. We’re the only ones who can bring balance to the world and overthrow the Black Dragon — if she doesn’t tear us to shreds first.

But as we continue our journey, secrets are uncovered about my mates that make me question everything, even as things heat up between us. Yet the greatest secret of all lies in my own past — and it might destroy us completely.

This collection contains all five novels in the Her Elemental Dragons series — Stroke the Flame, Kiss the Sky, Shake the Earth, Ride the Wave, and Embrace the Dark — as well as the prequel novella, Light the Fire.

©2020 Elizabeth Briggs (P)2020 Elizabeth Briggs

very good Listen

The story was well rounded and I really like the character development. They did very well with the voices. Two thumbs way up

Kira

I loved the story and the finish was nice with a little side story of the Priestess

Actors are excellent, Plot line and Story arch ...

Thank you Lia Langola and Stephen Dexter for bringing the characters to life. You both did a wonderful job! Elizabeth Briggs wrote an interesting and well developed story but her leading character makes me want to scream at her. Kira our female lead is selfish and whiny more often than she isn't. In the harsh environment that the story takes place in, Elizabeth Briggs makes the lead female character act like a petulant child at times. For example, book 2 - male character was engaged but both parties involved in the engagement admitted there was nothing more than friendship. He immediately calls off the engagement and declares his love for the one and only Kira but she still pitches a fit and spends 1/2 the book whining about how she'll not be able to trust him.
Book 3 - male lead who was reluctant to become involved with Kira; once he declares his feelings and explains his back story, Kira pouts and plays the jealous card..

These are just examples and there are more. Kira's character development should have been delved into and redone. (she's supposed to become a leader and role model but more than once she comes across as a deprived teen.)

The Story, if you can put aside this character issue, is really well done. I found myself wanting to know what happened next and what crazy circumstance our heroes would need to get themselves out of.

Overall, I would recommend the books because the story arch saves the character issues.

Great Series

I enjoyed how all books were in one. Each book highlighted each character, it was a little repetitive, but other then that I enjoyed it.

Good story wish there was more

It's a really good story about dragons and battles and quite a bit of spicy scenes.