Dragon Weir:
Dragonish Series Bk. 2
Dragonish Series Bk. 2
While trying to save her human “modesty” and preparing for the second upcoming mating
ceremony Star comes across Zens nemesis Belan who is jealous of Zens position in the dragon
hierarchy. Together the quad of Star, Zen Zol and Kyo must learn to bond and work in unity to
defeat the trouble brewing on the horizon.
Dragon Weir is the second book in Ms. Burke’s Dragonish series and takes off directly after
Dragon Star finished. As this is the case I'd like at this juncture to warn against reading
Dragon Weir on it's own it is part of a continuous series and should be read as such.
Star is in a complicated relationship with 3 other men – her mate Zen and the other two in the
quad Zol and Kyo –who’s natural form is that of a dragon. The heat between the quad is extra
hot and spicy – sprinkled with lots of love, and where the main story arc is the relationship
between the four members of this new family dynamic.
Unfortunately the editing has been poorly done as there were several spelling mistakes
throughout the book. Despite this Stephanie Burke’s Dragon Weir is a great quick read. The
different dynamics between Star and her boys keeps the reader hoping for more. I am looking
forward to the rest of this series.
Jennifer
ceremony Star comes across Zens nemesis Belan who is jealous of Zens position in the dragon
hierarchy. Together the quad of Star, Zen Zol and Kyo must learn to bond and work in unity to
defeat the trouble brewing on the horizon.
Dragon Weir is the second book in Ms. Burke’s Dragonish series and takes off directly after
Dragon Star finished. As this is the case I'd like at this juncture to warn against reading
Dragon Weir on it's own it is part of a continuous series and should be read as such.
Star is in a complicated relationship with 3 other men – her mate Zen and the other two in the
quad Zol and Kyo –who’s natural form is that of a dragon. The heat between the quad is extra
hot and spicy – sprinkled with lots of love, and where the main story arc is the relationship
between the four members of this new family dynamic.
Unfortunately the editing has been poorly done as there were several spelling mistakes
throughout the book. Despite this Stephanie Burke’s Dragon Weir is a great quick read. The
different dynamics between Star and her boys keeps the reader hoping for more. I am looking
forward to the rest of this series.
Jennifer
Author: Stephanie Burke
Category: Sci/Fi Futuristic M/M/M/F
Publisher: Red Rose Publishing
Rating:
Released: November 2009
Category: Sci/Fi Futuristic M/M/M/F
Publisher: Red Rose Publishing
Rating:
Released: November 2009
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