Review: Dragon Fall by Katie MacAlister

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“…filled with stubborn dragon males and fiery heroines, kick ass sidekicks, and facing over the top scenarios.  But most importantly they will make you laugh!”
~ Under the Covers

I have had a soft soft for Ms. MacAlister dragon’s ever since I picked up You Slay Me years ago.  I can’t say I’ve followed along ALL the spin offs but I have read quite a few of them.  This is now the Black Dragons and someone that if you’ve read the previous you are familiar with.  Kostya.

I’m not usually the biggest fan of the main characters in these stories, they’re always ok to bring the story forward but not ones I’ll fall for in the long run.  Aoife and Kostya have an instant attraction and although their romance was fun, I think the connection wasn’t quite as developed, relying more on the mate bond.  Which is fine for me as well in my paranormal romance books.

If you haven’t read any books in the collection of dragons by Ms. MacAlister just know that each books stands alone quite well, although since there are cameos you will enjoy seeing them or appreciate them more if you follow along with the collection.  You can expect them to be filled with stubborn dragon males and fiery heroines, kick ass sidekicks, and facing over the top scenarios.  But most importantly they will make you laugh!

A big part of my enjoyment in these books comes from the sidekicks.  In this case we get to see Jim, the demon dog, again.  I’ve said this before but I would buy a book of simply Jim quotes.  He’s amazing!!!  I cannot tell you how much I love Jim’s character, he’s a breath of fresh air and always has the best lines!  This book wouldn’t have been the same without him.

The formula works out almost the same so I like that I know what I’m getting into when I pick one of these up.  They’re set usually somewhere in Europe, there’s dragons fighting, and somehow the heroine always ends up being a key player in their storylines.  I will be looking out for the next book in the series for sure!

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