DragonKing

DragonKin, Book 3

By: S. Rodman

Narrated by: Joel Leslie

Dragons. Destiny. Duty.

The sum of my life. All that I am. Yet I wish to be more than that. I wish to be a worthy partner for my lovers.

I now have immense prestige and power, more than I could ever have imagined. Yet all I truly want is Kirby and Harlen. Does that make me selfish?

Those months we spent alone in the cottage together have become my touchstone; my strength and my hope for the future. For what do warriors fight for, if not a chance for peace and love?

But the whole world is at stake, not just my happiness. I cannot afford to be selfish.

There are enemies in every corner, and a dizzying dance of politics to play. I have dragon eggs to protect, my lovers to keep safe, and dragon riders to lead.

War is brewing.

Can I win, or am I destined to lose everything?

DragonKing is the third and final book of the DragonKin series. Each book picks up where the last left off, so they need to be listened to in order.

©2023 S. Rodman (P)2024 Podium Audio

What a story!

First of all, what a great performance by Joel Leslie. His narration was impeccable and helped us listeners feel every moment. As usual, Mr Leslie was amazing and his rating is 5+ stars. I recommend the series, but please know this is the beginning of a true universe storyline. My detailed review for the storyline will be in Amazon.

Different ending than expected

I like the way the book ended, not in a neat little social norm bow, but something that a real person might do

The ending is a horrible letdown

I understand why the ending happened knowing that there’s another series after this. However, the first book took until almost the last quarter to really get into the story and then it all had so much potential. The last few chapters of this book let the entire story down regardless of the next series. It was extremely disappointing.

A political (and sexual) disaster

A very good example of why, writing a semi-porn bromance one shouldn’t mix it with fight for freedom, finding allies and other such small (compared to the dicks involved) and mundane matters.

Absolutely the worst spent credit in a very long time.

absolutely disappointed

this story could have ended in so many ways but the way that it ended was a let down. I absolutely loved how this author went from the point of view of each of the main characters. so three books and three different characters views. that was fantastic and the first two books I was very anticipating this last one thinking it is going to be fantastic, unfortunately my anticipation was let down quite a bit. the lack of substance in this one was the cake and the lackluster ending was the topping in the candles on the cake. no matter what the narrator Joel Leslie is and has always been on top of it to keep it rolling so you're willing to listen to it to the end. I'm sorry I couldn't have been more disappointed with this book series. I assure you to anyone who has been waiting for this series final book you're going to be let down on this one. it is very rare that I'm giving a review on a book that I enjoyed the first part of the series but was let down at the very last one. I don't know what this author was thinking but what I do know is that they weren't giving a lot of effort into this book. Again I'm just disappointed and it's not just because I didn't like the ending or that it didn't go away I thought it was going to go. it just wasn't thought out enough and there wasn't anything there to enjoy.