“Even the stars will not keep us apart.”
After a lethal dragon attack on Crimson headquarters, will Gabriel Kennedy be able to convince his peers on the Crimson Council that dragons deserve a second chance?
Tasker Jean-Michel Raudine is finally embracing who he truly is, the Dragon Lord known as Senias of Clan Morias. Alas, will his call to rally all dragons come too late?
Ezekiel Skinner has used his position as Director of Crimson to corrupt those around him. He wields draconic power never meant for him, and he’ll use it to keep everything.
For 20 years, since his grandfather passed a legacy on to Gabriel, he has tirelessly prepared to make up for centuries of wrongdoing by his ancestors. It all comes down to this moment.
Can the judgment to banish or kill all dragons be overturned in time to save them? Or will one man’s twisted obsession destroy everyone the Dragon Tasker holds dear?
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Dragons & Dreams is Book Five of The Dragon Tasker Series - the riveting conclusion of a high-intensity supernatural thriller that blends urban fantasy and paranormal romance. Learn to love (and sometimes despise) a diverse chorus of paranormal characters brought together through the adventures of a cynical dragon shifter and the human trying to save him.
Look for: A true crossover procedural that highlights politics, corruption, forensics, conspiracy, secret societies, and magic. Our urban fantasy world with its magical realism and multi-species alliances also includes paranormal romances of MM, MF, and poly love that are often slow burn, but spicy.
“Dragons & Dreams” presents an engaging mix of fantasy, emotion, and drama, drawing readers into a vivid supernatural world. The story quickly plunges us into chaos as Largros battles for survival amidst destruction and betrayal. The authors create a cinematic atmosphere, especially in scenes like the fiery prison escape and the destroyed dragon lair, which heighten the stakes and maintain tension.
At its core, the novel explores deep emotional themes of connection, loss, and responsibility. The introduction of Kasha, the delicate kitling, adds a personal touch and provides Largros, Isabel, and Inea with a common purpose that goes beyond conflict. The relationships are intricately depicted, particularly those between family, lovers, and chosen kin.
The worldbuilding is extensive and hints at a larger universe, including references to the Dragon Tasker series and various magical hierarchies. While established fans might appreciate this depth, newcomers may find the lore overwhelming. More context early on could help ease their entry into the story.
Dialogue is a highlight, feeling genuine and emotionally charged, though it sometimes veers into overly direct exposition, momentarily disrupting immersion. Fine-tuning these moments could enhance the pacing and continuity.
