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Edgar

She’s got a warehouse to launch, a daughter to protect, and zero patience for arrogant men—even if they’re dragons.

Tabby Reader isn’t here for fairy tales. She’s building an empire, raising her daughter, and keeping her troublemaking brother, Tommy, in check. The last thing she needs is a possessive, growly stranger complicating things with talk of fated mates.

Edgar Walsh thought his biggest problem this week would be financial projections—not falling head over talons for a fierce, no-nonsense woman who makes him feel like the ground’s shifting beneath his feet. Literally.

When sparks fly, and tempers clash, Edgar and Tabby find themselves battling more than just attraction. Tommy’s behavior is spiraling—and it might just drag their future down with it.

Sometimes, love doesn’t arrive with roses—it crash lands with fire, fury, and one very stubborn dragon.

144 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 23, 2025

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Kathi S. Barton

468 books676 followers
Kathi Barton, author of the bestselling series Force of Nature, lives in Nashport, Ohio with her husband Paul. In addition to writing full time Kathi likes to spend time with her eight grandkids, three children and three children-in-laws. She writes to relax and have fun.
Her muse, a cross between Jimmy Stewart and Hugh Jackman brings them to life for her readers in a way that has them coming back time and again for more. Her favorite genre is paranormal romance with a great deal of spice. You can visit Kathi on line and drop her an email if you’d like. She loves hearing from her fans. aaronskiss@gmail.com.
Follow Kathi on her blog: http://kathisbartonauthor.blogspot.com/

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October 13, 2025
In the fourth book of "Walsh's Lair," Ms. Barton has streamlined the complexity of the villains. By focusing on just one antagonist throughout the story, the narrative becomes more cohesive. There’s still the classic good vs. evil theme present in all of Ms. Barton's works, but this book flows better.

The characters are more developed than in her previous books that I’ve read, although I would have liked to see more involvement from the daughter; however, that might just be a minor critique. While I’m not sure I would re-read this book, I found it enjoyable for a first-time read, and the storyline was engaging.
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