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Book Blurb

Jason Chase is in trouble. He was sold to the lottery by his own parents, and not the sort of lottery he wants to win, the sort where humans are handed over to dragons during mating season. If Jason tries to run, he will be branded a thief and thrown into prison, which, despite his best efforts, might actually happen.

Warrior dragons Draco and Phobos have been searching  for their third for over fifty years. They can smell him in the building, and that smell is creating a lust so heavy they can hardly stand it. After tracking him down and finding him in a cell, they're furious. They nearly lost their third because of a screw up, and now their new mission is to fight off the heat inside of them long enough to convince Jason that they are there to protect him, and they will not allow anyone to hurt him so long as they are around.

 

Book Review

The world laid out in this first book of the ‘Mating Season’ series looks to be promising in more than one way. First, there are dragon shifters – who are among my favorite paranormal creatures. Second, they seem to have taken over Earth and are now ruling humans to the point that humans are second-class citizens and have almost no rights. Huh. Nice one! I always like it when our assumption that we are at the top of the food chain, so to speak, is challenged. And set within this nicely drawn background there is the need for two dragon shifters, of whom there are only males, to mate with a human. Any human, male or female, since they can get both pregnant. Double huh! I rubbed my hands in glee, sat back, and got ready for a fun adventure.
 
Jason is trying very hard to make ends meet, and thinks he has done okay. His first year at college has been paid for, but when he returns home for a break, he faces an awful awakening. His parents, well, mother and stepfather, have sold his name to “the lottery” – to finance roof repairs, a new car, and a family holiday that doesn’t even include Jason - and he is now obligated to spend the summer as a sex toy to mated dragon couples. His efforts to explain that he has been “drafted” against his will and without his consent fall on deaf ears, and to make things worse, if that is possible, his statements lead to him being accused of being a thief who stole the money. It gets worse from there!
 
Warriors Draco and Phobos are excited to find their third, but horrified to find out how badly he has been treated. They want nothing but the best for their mate, but with all the rumors flying around about dragons forcing humans to serve them as sex slaves, they have their work cut out for them. They set out to win Jason’s trust and heart, and I absolutely adored them for their efforts. Draco is a little less alpha than badass Phobos, but no less dominant. Both of them are in heat for the entire summer, and it makes them close to insatiable. Fun times are ahead for all three men!

If you like dragon shifters and triads, if mysterious evildoers who try to separate the two dragons from their human mate sound interesting, and if you’re looking for a read that is as entertaining as it is hot, then you will probably like this novella.

 

 

 

 

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Additional Information

Format	ebook
Length	Novella, 35798 words
Heat Level
Publication Date	22-August-2015
Price	$4.99 ebook
Buy Link	http://www.bookstrand.com/taken-by-the-alpha-dragons