About a Dragon

by G.A. Aiken and Shelly Laurenston

Book Overview

For Nolwenn witch Talaith, a bad day begins with being dragged from bed by an angry mob intent on her crispy end and culminates in rescue bu-wait for it-a silver-maned dragon.? Existence as a hated... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1420103741
• ISBN13: 9781420103748
• Release Date: December 2008
• Publisher: Zebra Books
• Length: 375 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Hot, Hot, Hot!!!

Wow, this book is sizzling! The second book of Dragon Kin is funny, sexy, and well written! If you love Dragons and have a sense of humor you have to read this series! I laughed and cried and just read. What a "lovely" family!

Super!

Bloodthirsty, sexy, and funny! Oh! My! How can you not laugh out loud at a stuffy, stuck up, arrogant dragon, who in one scene begins talking to his "member" (then makes said member answer him back by knodding)? I swear I had to hush some of my laughs so that people didn't begin looking at me strangly. This second book in the series is wonderful. The characters are bloodthirsty, sarcastic, sexy,---I can go on and on, but really, you'd just get bored--and funny as heck! For those who are curious, Talaith is a witch about to be burned at the stake, when a dragon (Briec the Arrogant...eh...I mean...the Mighty!)shows up to rescue her. She so obviously doesn't want to be taken, and he very obviously has decided to keep her. For fans from the first book, you'll be happy to know that Gwenvael the Handsome plays a big and hilarious role in this book. I love it when they slap him then say "accident." Plus, the youngest brother, Eibhear the Nice, has a few interesting problems of his own. The third is not coming out until September and I can't wait!

I want a Dragon too

Shelly Laurenston has once again proved why she is one of my favorite authors. I adore this entire dragon family. I love their snarky humor. It makes me grin and giggle while reading. The sex scenes sizzle.

engaging humorous medieval paranormal romantic thriller

For over a decade and a half, powerful Nolwenn witch Talaith has tolerated marriage in order to keep her beloved daughter Izzy safe from harm. The goddess Arzhela has held Izzy captive using her as a pawn to insure Talaith cooperates when the time is right to use the witch's skills; hence the marriage of convenience for her. Were-dragon Briec the Mighty sees Talaith and decides he wants her sexually (not as a snack). When he rescues her from an angry mob, he expects gratitude and sex. Instead he receives constant verbal tiradea ripping his scales off. In fact her chatter is giving him a headache whether he is in human or dragon form. Talaith makes it abundantly clear no sex without rescuing her daughter although she silently keeps to herself she would not mind riding this steed. As they argue for who is on top, neither is aware there is a dangerous scenario coming their way, which could prove fatal to both of them and much of the realm. Returning to the Dragon Kin fantasy realm (see DRAGON ACTUALLY), G.A. Aiken provides another engaging humorous medieval paranormal romantic thriller. The jocular story line is fast-paced from the moment Briec and Talaith define tongue exchange 180 degrees differently and never slows down from one verbal battle to another. However, even with the gender war on-going, there remains a critical subplot filled with action especially deadly battles. Although Zebra states ABOUT A DRAGON was previously published as THE DISTRESSING DAMSEL, sub-genre readers will enjoy the war of words between the dragon and the witch as the foreplay of a lethal background. Harriet Klausner

Prepare to laugh yourself silly.

Move over Mary Janice Davidson, there's a new queen of comedy in town. Talaith's life has pretty much sucked up till now. She's basically living in servitude to a goddess with a husband who hates her. Whatever, she's less than fond of him to. But there's that old adage that what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger so she's going to handle things with grace never realizing that the kill you part might be closer than she thought. Dragged from her bed one morning she finds her faithless husband and spineless fellow villagers preparing to burn her at the stake for being a witch. Just perfect. Then she's rescued by a silver dragon, also known as Briec the Almighty, who promptly decides to keep her. Briec is somewhat perplexed. The woman should be throwing herself at her feet in gratitude but all he gets it moaning and negativity. What's a dragon to do? Drug her with sex until she can't think straight and the only word leaving her mouth is yes? Shame that doesn't work. Talaith leads Briec on a merry chase full of sass and sizzle, and you'll be left wanting more from this fun mismatched couple.