Mated to the Dragon

Fated Dragons, Book 1

By: Emilia Hartley

Narrated by: Caitlyn Johnston

Her number number one rule: Don’t get involved with a dragon.

Dakota was finally going to be studying Art History abroad at Bangor University in Wales. It was a dream come true, everything was going to be perfect. Or so she had hoped. She knew about the dragons of Snowdonia, how couldn't she? The whole world knew dragons existed ever since The Occurrence. It's been years since then, but the one golden rule of the university was never get involved with a dragon or face immediate expulsion. She knew the consequences, and yet...here one was, standing in front of her in all it's glory and looking hotter than ever. This was going to be tough.

Wesley was a bit of a show off. To be fair, he was flying home when he heard the girl gasp. His beast took control and flew straight toward the pretty little vixen. There was something different about this woman, he couldn't quite figure it out. And when she rejects him, his attraction only grows. One way or another, he will have her.

Content Warning: This book contains lots of sexy shifter action. Intended for a mature audience only!

©2017 Emilia Hartley (P)2019 Emilia Hartley

A strong start.

The book is a strong start to the Dragon saga. I look forward to further installments.

Mated to the Dragon

Absolutely fantastic read and loved it. This story is great and entertaining love the main characters in it. Narrator did a great job also.

good

i loved it. it was a good book. would definitely read more by this author

Good Story, Narration needs work

This was a good story. I loved it! I may purchase the ebook version of this because I can’t get through the narration. Lots of stuttering, ums, odd pacing and jumbled words that ripped you out of the story. There was some quality issues that could have been fixed if they’d just gone back and re-recorded those parts. But I will dat the narrator’s inflection is great, voice is not boring at all. I think with practice, she’s going to be a phenomenal narrator.

it's ok

it's an ok book the narrator's voice is not pleasing to my ears the story is good but could use a little more detail