|
Dee Butterfield has worked hard to
become an agent with Dragon Center and is finally on her
first assignment. She has to protect a sculptor, who just
happens to be her boss’s brother. Dee never expected his
dragon’s blood to tempt her so much and distract her from
the mission. But what is a dragon to do when the blood
calls but enter into a scorching affair.
Scott VanHorn has agreed to enter into
a sting so he can find out who killed one of his friends and
is copying his work. Scott actually asked to have Dee as
his protector, but not because he thinks that he will
actually need any protection. Scott has wanted Dee since he
first saw her and hopes this will bring them together.
Scott wants Dee as his wife and mother
of his children. Dee wants marriage and kids eventually but
not now, when she has finally achieved her dream job. The
affair between them starts off with each of them wanting
something different so when circumstances change, how can
Scott and Dee find their way to a solution they can both
live with? And of course there is that pesky mission they
are involved with that has an element of danger for both of
them.
Two stubborn and determined dragons do
intimate battle in Black Dragon’s Moon. Dee
has finally achieved her dream job and plans on keeping it
for a good long time. Scott finally has Dee, but not as he
wants her. Just what is it going to take to convince her to
marry him? I could feel for Dee not wanting to just give up
the job she worked so hard to get but I could also
understand where Scott was coming from. Watching them
realize it was more than passion and then work through to a
compromise kept me turning the page. I was not ready for
the book to be over when the pages ended as both Dee and
Scott had caught me. Black Dragon’s Moon is
dragonlicious with eroticism and danger to keep it spicy.
If you are wondering about how William
and Amber got together, you will want to check out the first
book in this series: Black Dragon’s Blood. I will be
watching for the next book in this series as the taste of
the future given has me intrigued. |