My obsession with Katie MacAlister's Dragon series is still in full swing!

I have missed Katie MacAlister and her books, so when this book came out with my absolute FAVOURITE character of all her books (Kostya), I was hopping around, screaming, crying and being a fan girl (in reality I just went out and bought the book to read it, but enjoy the image of that in your head).

Kostya's book was not a let down, since it was so long awaited! We follow Kostya the human who turns into a dragon, finding his mate (or true love for people who haven't read all the previous books). He is not the main character, but he is a strong secondary. Aiofe (not pronounced A-O-FEE as I say in my head, more like Efee) is the lead and man is she sassy, strong and independent!

Aiofe is a strong female with a troubling back story, and instantly you root for her along the way! She picks up a talking dog named Jim, who is actually a demon and used to belong to a different character in the series (so the books link up. If you haven't read this series, pick up the Aisling Gray series, it's the first and incredibly hilarious/romantic).

Overall, I loved it! It was funny, romantic, and the typical Katie MacAlister dragon book I expected!

The one downfall of this book? There's only one Kostya book! All the other series had multiple for each character, and this is only one! I'm horribly saddened by this, but the book was still great! We juts get to see a different character for the Black dragons!

Five out of five! I would give it more if I could! I love Katie! And Kostya! ( )

I so looked forward to this book and it is mediocre at best. MacAlister needs to cull some of the dialogue crap from these books. Its not witty banter its just junk that makes me not want to read these books again. ( )

This book was promising. It started off really interesting and I was hooked. Slowly it devolved into just mush. I was left feeling like it was overly rushed and not fleshed out fully. We just watch as two people fall in love out of no where and argue about being mates. Also the 'quirky' curses that Aoife uses are plain obnoxious by the end of the book.

I'm just disappointed after reading the summary and expecting so much more. The ending is of course a cliffhanger, but I am left with no urge to read book two. ( )

Derivative. The author and I have been reading the same books. Waste of money. ( )

MacAlister writes the best dragon-shifter novels. Like all books in her Dragon Sept series, this is humorous, adventurous, and sexy. ( )