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Dragonborne
For her people, she’d sacrifice anything. For her, he’ll sacrifice everything.
When the children of her village start dying of a mysterious plague, Sophie refuses to believe it’s the will of their deity. As the town cleric, she’s always followed the church’s strict rules, but enough is enough. She vows to do anything to find a cure—even if it means defying the church.
The giant black dragon she finds injured and poisoned near the abbey seems beyond her ability to heal. Until he suddenly shifts into a dangerously handsome man who, even in his weakened state, is a temptation beyond her ability to resist.
Reuel has never trusted humans, but this delicate young woman entrances him with more than her beauty. Her bravery, devotion and passion call to his wounded heart, and he’s moved to lend his magic to her cause. Magic that is not only powerful, it’s all too tempting to abuse—something his family has never let him forget.
Sophie is hopeful when Reuel solves the secret of the plague, until one healing uncovers a sickness that runs far deeper than the children’s vulnerable bodies. Now she is being persecuted, and to save her, Reuel may have to become the monster his family believes him to be…
Contains a stubbornly sexy cleric who’d rather have her hands tied to a headboard than exhibit any self-control, a shape-shifting dragon who’s too busy running from himself to see where he’s going, an epic dragon battle, and sex in the great outdoors.
When the children of her village start dying of a mysterious plague, Sophie refuses to believe it’s the will of their deity. As the town cleric, she’s always followed the church’s strict rules, but enough is enough. She vows to do anything to find a cure—even if it means defying the church.
The giant black dragon she finds injured and poisoned near the abbey seems beyond her ability to heal. Until he suddenly shifts into a dangerously handsome man who, even in his weakened state, is a temptation beyond her ability to resist.
Reuel has never trusted humans, but this delicate young woman entrances him with more than her beauty. Her bravery, devotion and passion call to his wounded heart, and he’s moved to lend his magic to her cause. Magic that is not only powerful, it’s all too tempting to abuse—something his family has never let him forget.
Sophie is hopeful when Reuel solves the secret of the plague, until one healing uncovers a sickness that runs far deeper than the children’s vulnerable bodies. Now she is being persecuted, and to save her, Reuel may have to become the monster his family believes him to be…
Contains a stubbornly sexy cleric who’d rather have her hands tied to a headboard than exhibit any self-control, a shape-shifting dragon who’s too busy running from himself to see where he’s going, an epic dragon battle, and sex in the great outdoors.
- GenresDragons
72 pages, ebook
First published April 10, 2010
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July 15, 2010
You guys, this book is so good. My only complaint is that I wanted it continue on. But Chandra Ryan packs a lot of punch in a short amount. This book is jammed packed with great romance, sex, dragons, and hidden intrigue. I highly recommend it and I hope she's going to do more!
March 28, 2014
Chandra Ryan paints a beautiful picture of the people and places in her book, Dragonborne. I loved the characters! They seemed to come alive in my mind and, once they did, they became good friends. I have not read a book in such a long time that made me escape so easily from my world and bring me into another.
It was a fairly quick read, just under four hours. I am a leisurely reader and take my time to enjoy a good book. Dragonborne is a lovely example of Chandra Ryan and the magical way she can portray her characters in the hearts of those who read her books. I am definitely reading more of her work.
It was a fairly quick read, just under four hours. I am a leisurely reader and take my time to enjoy a good book. Dragonborne is a lovely example of Chandra Ryan and the magical way she can portray her characters in the hearts of those who read her books. I am definitely reading more of her work.
January 8, 2012
3.5 stars
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