For milleninia, the shape-shifting dragon warriors known as the Pyr have commanded the four elements and guarded the earth's treasures. But now the final reckoning between the Pyr, who count humans among the earth's treasures, and the Slayers, who would eradicate both humans and the Pyr who protect them, is about to begin.
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With KISS OF FIRE Deborah Cooke started a trilogy full of Dragons, Prophecies and a group of Pyr that fight the Slayers of their kind. It is not something that I haven't read before and I would almost say: `Been there, done that.' Almost, because with an outstanding research this author has given voice to a group of Dragons that breathe their own fire in this novel. Not only are they an intriguing lot to say the least, but their history is something that gave an in depth view of their world and lives.
It is with Quinn whom is also known as the Smith that this trilogy opens its doors to this world and invites all to enter. With the new Moon Eclipse a new era is dawning for the Pyr and the Prophecy is at hand, the Smith and the Seer will have a chance to save the Earth. The only thing is that Quinn feels his firestorm, a sign that his mated one is nearby. Sara is an accountant that inherits the new age shop of her aunt and is now amidst books with topics like horoscope, hand reading etc. The moment she locks up for the night she is followed and attacked only to be saved by a spectacular man.
With Sara being new to the world of tarot, dragons and Prophecies the author gives the reader all the time to get acquainted and familiar with her world. The past and present of the Pyr but also what the firestorm entails is well thought out and I for one am glad for the opportunity to learn about the almost extinct Pyr, right alongside Sara. Nonetheless, Sara is also more than reluctant to believe but when a huge dragon is standing in front of you it is hard to repute the fact of its existence.
I loved Quinn as a Pyr, he is a blacksmith that makes you lap up every scrumptious bit of him.... Read more ›
It is with Quinn whom is also known as the Smith that this trilogy opens its doors to this world and invites all to enter. With the new Moon Eclipse a new era is dawning for the Pyr and the Prophecy is at hand, the Smith and the Seer will have a chance to save the Earth. The only thing is that Quinn feels his firestorm, a sign that his mated one is nearby. Sara is an accountant that inherits the new age shop of her aunt and is now amidst books with topics like horoscope, hand reading etc. The moment she locks up for the night she is followed and attacked only to be saved by a spectacular man.
With Sara being new to the world of tarot, dragons and Prophecies the author gives the reader all the time to get acquainted and familiar with her world. The past and present of the Pyr but also what the firestorm entails is well thought out and I for one am glad for the opportunity to learn about the almost extinct Pyr, right alongside Sara. Nonetheless, Sara is also more than reluctant to believe but when a huge dragon is standing in front of you it is hard to repute the fact of its existence.
I loved Quinn as a Pyr, he is a blacksmith that makes you lap up every scrumptious bit of him.... Read more ›
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Sara Keegan is an ace accountant always working on another big deal until life changing events make her reassess her goals and values. Deciding to run her quirky aunt's new age book store is somewhat ironic, as Sara is very much a woman who values practicality, facts and tallied columns of numbers; that is until books on psychic powers mysteriously pull themselves from shelves and a stranger buys some expensive books on dragons; insisting they are for her to read and may just save her life. Suddenly Sara is falling in love with her own dragon and a believer in shape shifting warriors, supernatural powers and a helpful ghost; drawn into a secret world where it is believed she is the prophesised Seer whose union with the Smith will produce a child who will save the Earth.
Unknown to humankind, dragon shape shifters known as the Pyr strive to protect their greatest treasure (us humans) from eradication by the Slayers; renegade Pyr who view mankind as a destructive parasite. Whilst every dragon possesses powers over the elements, each has a special ability. Quinn Tyrrell, dragon hero of "Kiss of Fire" is the Smith, a hereditary position with certain benefits. He is able to wield metals with great skill and unlike other dragons, he is left not only uninjured but is revitalised by dragonfire. A solitary being, Quinn is rightfully distrustful of other Pyr and when his firestorm begins (an event signalling he will meet the woman destined to bear his son) he has difficulty determining who is Pyr and who is Slayer whilst trying to protect the life of the human woman he quickly falls in love with.
This book is absolutely fantastic and leaves me eager for more in the "Dragonfire" series.... Read more ›
Unknown to humankind, dragon shape shifters known as the Pyr strive to protect their greatest treasure (us humans) from eradication by the Slayers; renegade Pyr who view mankind as a destructive parasite. Whilst every dragon possesses powers over the elements, each has a special ability. Quinn Tyrrell, dragon hero of "Kiss of Fire" is the Smith, a hereditary position with certain benefits. He is able to wield metals with great skill and unlike other dragons, he is left not only uninjured but is revitalised by dragonfire. A solitary being, Quinn is rightfully distrustful of other Pyr and when his firestorm begins (an event signalling he will meet the woman destined to bear his son) he has difficulty determining who is Pyr and who is Slayer whilst trying to protect the life of the human woman he quickly falls in love with.
This book is absolutely fantastic and leaves me eager for more in the "Dragonfire" series.... Read more ›
By Cherry
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I started reading this book not only wanting to "suspend disbelief" but wanting to "like" the story as well. Just because it got dragons in it. The "wanting" is in itself is a powerful motivational springboard to start off anything. It almost always ends with a positive five out of five feedback. But, I just hate inconsistent characters... It drives me up the wall! Flippin' heck, in the beginning chapters Character A is said to divulge a very, very valuable info to the bad guys when they tortured her for it, because "she has to live" for the good guys to win the fight of good against evil seeing that she is their "prophetess". Character A is even said to have major guilt issues for having done that. Fine, I'll swallow that. Then in the last chapters, Character A informed Character B that she has the means to escape but purposely stayed captive to provide the protagonists a purpose to get together?!? I can't wrap my head around that... Inconsistent behaviour once is forgivable. Twice is pushing it. Several times along the story... will make the book an irritating read.
The premise of the story is very good. Shape-shifting dragons which lives for centuries to fight for the good against evil. Absolutely wonderful!! Honourable hero and feisty heroine. Magic. Airborne action. Firestorm attraction and romance. Then the story-telling quality tries to make the book quite boring... I'd give the story-telling quality a 1.5 out of 5. Despite the good fantasy elements, I had to force myself to finish the book! That's how bad the story-telling quality is. But, I did finish the book so can't give it a zero. I'd give the story itself a 1.5 out of 5. The cover art... a 4 out of 5. I have to say that the covers of this series are quite attractive to fantasy buffs like me.... Read more ›
The premise of the story is very good. Shape-shifting dragons which lives for centuries to fight for the good against evil. Absolutely wonderful!! Honourable hero and feisty heroine. Magic. Airborne action. Firestorm attraction and romance. Then the story-telling quality tries to make the book quite boring... I'd give the story-telling quality a 1.5 out of 5. Despite the good fantasy elements, I had to force myself to finish the book! That's how bad the story-telling quality is. But, I did finish the book so can't give it a zero. I'd give the story itself a 1.5 out of 5. The cover art... a 4 out of 5. I have to say that the covers of this series are quite attractive to fantasy buffs like me.... Read more ›
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