Review: Dragonmark

Dragonmark by Sherrilyn Kenyon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Centuries ago, Illarion was betrayed– a dragon made human against his will, then forced to serve humanity as a dragonmount in their army, and to fight for them in barbaric wars, even while he hated everything about them. Enslaved and separated from everyone he knew and from his own dragon brothers, he was forced into exile in a fey realm where he lost the only thing he ever really loved.

Now he has a chance to regain what’s been lost— to have the one thing he covets most. But only if he gives up his brothers and forsakes the oaths he holds most dear. Yet what terrifies him most isn’t the cost his happiness might incur, it’s the fact that there is just enough human in his dragon’s heart that he might actually be willing to pay it and betray everything and everyone– to see the entire world burn...

This book is still a four tar for me no doubts but it would have been a five star had it not been for the parts of this book that I already knew about.

Was it half of the story Or more than half of it?

As a reader of the darkhunter series of books, most information was already in the previous books. I could go on and mention a few of those parts but then it would be taking away for the people who have yet to read this. And I want it to remain spoiler free.

I liked this book for sure. And I go the chance to illaryon a bit better but that’s just it, I wanted something more out of this book.

But hey..at least I read this book.

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Review: Dragonswan

Dragonswan by Sherrilyn Kenyon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I recently realized that I did not read this one when I was reading the whole Dark Hunter universe series so well, I just had to read especially since I have really missed me some good paranormal romances.

Sherrilyn Kenyon does not disappoint. NEVER!

This was a fast paced novel that was fun to read and it brought with it smiles and a simple paranormal story that I will recommend it to everyone.

I enjoyed reading this one and as much as I want to write more, I find, sometimes that the shortest sentences describing something make the best references.

I loved it!