Baby From Frost

An MM Mpreg Dragon Shifter Gay Romance

De: Ashe Moon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Fleeing from his dangerous dragon family, half-human omega Raka finds himself unable to control his desires for Delos, the winsome ice dragon alpha he hired to escort him across the frozen sea. But falling in love was never part of the escape plan. To protect them both, Raka vanishes from the flaming wreckage of their ship, leaving Delos behind with a broken heart—not knowing he's carrying the alpha's child.

After seven years, Delos’s icy heart shows no sign of thawing. On an away mission for his dragon flight brothers, he unexpectedly finds the omega he can’t forget. His resentment is matched only by his enduring need for Raka, but the omega is in hiding, unable to leave his library sanctuary. It’s clear they can’t have a second chance together—but then there’s Raka’s son, the boisterous little boy who looks so much like Delos. The child needs an alpha to teach him how to be an ice dragon—can Delos open his heart and become the daddy he was meant to be?


Baby From Frost is the third book in the Dragon Firefighters gay romance mpreg series. It expands on characters and the story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s recommended you read the others first. This book features ice dragons, second chances, a secret child, an industrial fantasy setting, pregnancy and dragon eggs, toddlers, family moments, friendship and loyalty, love in a library (shhh!), light drama, and, as always, a happily ever after.

It was cute not all about sex but more connection

The quick ending i was hoping it would come together a little bit better. But still a good book to listen to nice and short

Awesome writer!!!

Than you Ashe Moon! Human skin will forever be called “meat container” in my vocabulary from this day forward 🤣🤣🤣

Skipping this one

I really like this writer and this series so much that I'm going to skip this book I do not like the story line the omega meets an alpha gets preg and doesn't tell him to protect himself and instead of making it clear that he was totally selfish and caused a child to be stifled and locked up for 7 year's and told he can not be himself because his omega father can't keep up, it's written like yeah that was what was best let's move on...nope going to go to the next book I'm hopeful.

A decent story, 'virtual performance' needs work.

The story was good and a charming drive-time listen. The fantasy world of dragons was detailed and the mix in of romance fun.

This is my first virtual performance listen. It was surprisingly better than I expected but it lacked emotion in key spots. The highs and lows were not dramatic. The monochromatic voice made me struggle to understand which character was speaking (usually a narrator uses different voices for different characters). Nothing will replace a real person's grand performance. But, I am hopeful that AI will work through some of these problems.