Water Dragon

By: Charlene Hartnady

Narrated by: Stella Bloom, Sebastian York

A Dragon Shifter Novel

Torrent took part in the much-anticipated hunt. Luckily, he managed to secure himself a female. Although the human was not his first choice, she'll do.

A fertile female is a fertile female after all. An heir is what he needs and an heir is what she'll give him. In return, she'll get to be queen of the water kingdom.

What more could a female wish for?

Candy is hunted like an animal and won by an arrogant shifter who doesn't even want her. She doesn't care that he's a king. So what if he's really good looking and that underneath all that bristling, alpha male is a sweet guy. Although sweet is probably not the right description for the savage, water king.

The only thing he's interested in is mating her, so that she can pop out lots of dragon shifter babies. Well, no thanks! She's not interested. As soon as she's able to get that through his thick skull, she's out of there. Torrent promised her she could leave if things didn't work out between them and she plans on holding him to his word.

This book can be listened to as a standalone but would be best enjoyed as a part of the series. (Start with Chosen by the Vampire Kings.) Please note: The story contains strong sexual and violent themes/language and is not intended for listeners under the age of 18.

©2016 Charlene Hartnady (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Dragon Shifters

Stella Bloom and Sebastian York are great narrators. I love this series. I would recommend it to anyone.

Worst Cliffhanger Ever!!!!!

OK. A couple things....... First, what is the point of two narrators taking turns reading whole chapters? Why wouldn't Sebastián voice the male characters and Stella voice the female ones? When I saw that there were two narrators, I was hoping to avoid the weird testosterone laced female voices from Sebastián. It just creeps me out. Second, when will the rest of this series be recorded???? What is the hold up? Only two out of the six books available on Audible is just mean. :<

Great listen

I have read this series and wanted to listen to it as well! I love the two narrators and wish they did all this authors audio books!

good story

this book was okay. the story line was okay. the ending through me off.

loved

excellent overall I do feel like half the book we already knew what was going on from the first book like a lot of retelling the story

I don't do this offten

Where does Water Dragon rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Over all the book is great. The story is a one sided for most of the book. I feel the guy gets shafted for most of the book. Although he does do some things to deserve some of it Again it's a good book worth a read/listen.

Dragons Oh My!

My second go around with this book and it was even better the second time. Hunky Dragon men that just want a mate. What more could a girl want? Find out in the fun read of Dragons on the Hunt! Enjoy

Water Water Everywhere!

This was a great listen. I loved the story of Candy and Torrent. As always, Sebastian York is stellar in his voicing of Torrent. That mans voice is pure perfection. Excellent second installment in the series. Loved it start to finish! Can't waiting for the rest of this series to be available on Audible.

Fascinating dragons!

Really enjoying this series and this fantasy storyline! Narration excellent of course, always with SY and SB. Looking forward to more in this series.

Well, I thought it was fun! (Slow Burn Romance)

After listening to the first book, I was shocked to see Torrent was next- seeing he was kinda the bad guy in the last book...
I was surprised how much I enjoyed the chemistry of the characters. He's a charming king (with the easiest rule ever) and lack for a better word, man-whore, used to few people -let alone women- disobeying him. Torrent was a lot of fun to read and I loved his boldness. I felt it balance out Candy's nervous nature. Yeah, he messes up pretty good, but I feel that gave him authenticity. He tries to return to his ways that he fou
Candy- it took me a long minute to accept her name. Honestly, there were times she was a little cruel to Torrent, but they weren't unusually so. Since she's been surviving off her looks and body for so long, she wants to give her heart who is into her as a person. As someone who struggles with self confidence and anxiety at times, I felt her character was perfectly relatable. She's a tad too restrictive at times but that's where Torrent can challenge her and help her grow.
I enjoyed the depth to these characters and look forward to reading the next one 🖤