Dragon Weir

Dragonish #2

by Stephanie Burke

In her Dragon's Arms, she's safe from all harm...Or is she?

Star knew all of her problems had been solved. She had a mate, a Quad, a family. Now she only had to immerse herself in the mysterious and sometimes dangerous world of her found people, the Dragonish.

Only, life is never as simple as it seems.

A Destiny controlled by ancient legends, plagued by rumors, attacked by an unknown nemesis, Star realizes that she will play a larger part in her Quad. It is up to her to protect...

The Dragon Weir

Genres: Shapeshifters

150 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 23, 2009

About the author

Stephanie is a multi published multi award-winning wife and mother of two whose unparalleled imagination causes her no end of trouble. From sex shifting shape-shifting dragons to under sea worlds, up to sexually confused elemental fey and homo erotic mysteries, all the way to pastel challenged urban sprites, Stephanie has done it all, and hopes to do more.
Stephanie is co-founder of the charitable organization Write 4 Hope, Co Creator of the Japanese Culture and Anime Convention Mikomicon, Home-school Mom, English Tutor, an Orator on her favorite subject of writing and world building, a sometimes teacher when you feed her enough coffee and donuts, an anime nut, a costumer, and a frequent guest of various sci-fi and writing cons where she can be found leading panel discussions or researching more and varied legends and theories to improve her writing skills.

Stephanie is known for her love of the outrageous, strong female characters, believable worlds, male characters filled with depth, and interracial that make the reader sit up and take notice.

Reviews

[Ash · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm so invested in this story and I come to the end only to see that it ends on a cliffhanger...
There is no next book and this one was written over 10 years ago... WTF?!?!?!

STEPHANIE BURKE!! HOW COULD YOU WRITE SUCH A GREAT STORY AND LEAVE YOUR READERS HANGING?!?!

I'm honestly so frustrated and vexed rn...

[Maura · Rating 2 out of 5]

Fair warning - this ends with a cliffhanger and it appears the author has not yet completed the series. It's been about 8 years now since this book was written, so I'm not sure how likely there is to be a continuation of the series. Thus, you may never know how this saga ends...or perhaps you could just invent your own ending. I hate cliffhangers. Even in a finished series I hate them, because now there's another book I have to read just to find out the ending. I want a single, completed story that I can finish with closure and cliffhangers deny me that. That's the majority reason for the 1 star, but there are other factors.

The story itself is not bad. It starts out confusing, most especially if it's been a while since you read the first book in the series (or if you haven't read it.) It took me a good 25% of the book to figure out what was going on again. And while the first book focused on the heroine, Star's bonding to her particular mate within the foursome, this book focuses on Star's developing bond with Zol, the other submissive in the quad (who is quite the annoying - I didn't care for him much). He would be the one she has to mate with in order for both of them to carry their eggs (it's quite a unique take on things). So, for me it demeans the bond she just formed with her mate (Zen) when she doesn't have sex with him during the story (the anal he performs while she's mating with Zol so doesn't count) and she's all so entirely focused on having sex with Zol...never so much wanting sex with Zen. And the process by which they impregnate each other was, for me, a bit stomach-turning. Evidently, Star has a spine within her vagina somewhere that emerges and enters the tip of Zol's penis while he's inside her and they impregnate each other . Turns out it was a bit too alien for my enjoyment. YMMV. But most of all, I got pissed with the cliffy. Usually I skip to the end of a book to see that it ends well, but I thought, this is erotica, how bad could it be? Yeah. Not happy. I hate it when that happens.