So a 2-star "it was okay" rating reminds me of my first date with my now husband. We were at a nice, but patron-less, restaurant with beautiful outdoor seating, enjoying the patio under the trees all to ourselves. Our hapless waiter Henry comes by at the end, and makes this profound statement: "How was the food? It was okay, right? You don't want another beer, do you?" "No, Henry," I thought. "I don't want another beer." I mean, why would I? It was just okay.
So this book reminds me of Hapless Henry and the Restaurant that Eventually Went Out of Business. Meh. I pushed myself past the halfway point, but could not finish it.
The setting "Accidental Mates" is a futuristic Earth where fuel resources are scarce. Hardly a surprise there. However, here's a surprise: an alien ship full of spacefaring dragonshifters (!) lands, offering a bargain to the energy-starved Earth. We'll trade you some mumbo-jumbo jewel-like element to solve your fuel-issues, and you give us some of your women for breeding purposes. All righty, then! Earth complies, and the storyline begins.
The world-building is poorly described. What a loss.
Draco is our bad-boy Dragon Lord, whose uniqueness is characterized by his name. :) Harmony is our female earthling who's traded for fuel crystals - really, she tries to be a bad-ass, caring sister who offers herself to the dragons in exchange for her younger, more beautiful sister. However, Harmony is a piece of work, and I mean that in the most derogatory of ways. She is close to the top of my TSTL list (an acronym I recently learned from a GR friend). To be nice about it, the daycare staffers at my son's school would say that Harmony is just full of "bad choices." Yup. That about covers the extent of her stupidity throughout the book.
So, I can't really recommend this pile of mush. But if someone offered me a beer about now, I think I would take it.