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Dragons are evil
and so are the people linked to them. No matter how gentle
and kind before the dragon egg hatches anyone linked to a
dragon will be evil. Kiril has believed this since he was a
boy and now as a dragon hunter he has almost whipped the
creatures from existence. There is only one more egg and
when he has destroyed it, Kiril will be at peace.
Natiya was
raised by her neighbors after her parents who were dragon
scholars and the rest of her family were killed by a dragon
under the control of an evil man. She has lived her life
since then with a secret but she feels that her secret is
nearing the end of its need to be. Soon it will be
completely in the open. Until then she has to hide it from
everyone, especially from the emperor.
Kiril is sent to
collect Natiya for the emperor but finds himself extremely
attracted to her. He feels protective and feels he must keep
her safe. But she won’t head Kiril’s warnings and the
soldiers come for her. Kiril is in danger of losing his
heart as well as his life for Natiya. The only question now
is are his feelings of love for her real or are they only
dragon magic?
I don’t normally
read fantasy, it’s just not one of my favorite genres. But I
love Jade Lee and Dragonborn did not
disappoint. The storyline is intricate and well written and
the characters are all well done. As Kiril and Natiya both
battle their own feelings, they learn something new and
begin to reevaluate their beliefs. Dragonborn
is a fantastic trip into a world where humans and
dragons are meant to be so much more than they are. I am
definitely looking forward to the next book in the series. |