Dragonlove

Okay, this second book had me looking in the rear view mirror. Something is always coming up from behind, or below and above, it's just plain creepy ya never know what's next. Six years after book one the heroine to have lived in an empty box of boring proportions. Dragonfriend Lia comes back for on......more

[Full disclosure: I requested and received an ebook ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review.] In the beginning of Dragonlove, Hualiama is definitely not herself. Or, rather, she’s not the person she was six years ago when she and Grandion put down a coup on Fra’anior led by her own fathe......more

Aaaand... we're all still waiting for a full resolution of the Lia-Grandion girl-dragon love affair (although there is a major revelation right at the end of this book). Granted, Marc Secchia is clearly using this romance as the fuel for the ongoing fusion reaction that is Hualiama and Grandion's st......more

EXCELLENT READ...THE SAGA CONTINUES I simply can't get enough of the DRAGON FRIEND STORY. There is so much in the words of Marc Secchia that it seems he has personally known Grandion and his love and all the dragons throughout the island realms. The different characters, human and dragon, come to life......more

Fabulous sequel. A bit confusing and disappointed towards the end, but the actual end was well done and was something is been hoping for. This is but the second book in this particular series based on a world where dragons and humans live together on islands rising from a seas of mist, not waters as......more