The Dragon and the Wolf, A Prequel Novella (Things in the Night) 5 Star Review Mandy Rosko

Hello Readers,

Today I got my halo glued into my mouth as I start my journey to have prefect teeth at the grand age of 26 years old. Yeah a bit old I agree. I have done 10 articles of Leyla Magazine and the first one comes out on June 1st. I'm excited to see what you will all think of this.

I'm busy doing the final edits on "Carla" and I have to say that is amazing. I have seen this book really come to life. I can't wait to share this with you. I can't wait to share this with you all. I have to admit the first person other than Joe E Legend and myself who will be getting a copy of "Carla" will be my book publishing mentor Rachel Caine.

Congratulations to her on her continued success of her latest book from the Morganville Series. I'm delighted to see that she is having a huge success on the work that is being done to make it into a web series as well as the DVD sales.

Now onto what you came here to read about. My latest book review.

The Dragon and the Wolf, A Prequel Novella (Things in the Night) by Mandy Rosko

Wolf Shifter Westley Stone didn’t expect to survive being kidnapped and tortured by hunters, but he did, and only because a dragon literally dropped out of the sky to save him. After waking up in the man’s house, he can’t help but feel grateful, and very attracted to his handsome rescuer. 

My 5 Star Review: 

From the very start Mandy Rosko creates an firey, passionate story between two legendary creatures. She takes love and romance to a whole other level with her well thought out storyline. Well rounded characters and prefect flowing characters. There was nothing I didn't likes d she sets up for a great small series and you can devour in your lunch break, train journey or whenever you have a spare 20-30 minutes to read this great piece of work. I want to congratulate her on her hard work and hopes she keeps it up.

Thank you all for coming to read the blog and for the latest followers, likes we have had on the fan pages. I love interacting with you all and I can't wait to talk to you all in more soon. 

Kristal McKerrington. 

King, King, Goose?: A Realm of the Dragon Shifters Short Story By Mandy M Roth Review

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Please find the detailed review of "King, King, Goose?: A Realm of the Dragon Shifters short story. I want to share this amazing 5 star story with you. I have to admit this is one of the most enjoyable stories that I had read.

Before I get into the review I want to take a minute and tell you a little bit about my current life in this epic weeks that I have been dealing with. Today I wrote another 6 articles for Leyla Fashion Magazine and that was insanely cool today. I hope that it will be a great experience to publish with them.

I've been doing about doing some seriously awesome appearances in the near future. I really hope that they plan out. For I know that you will really enjoy these things that we have in the works. I have started to run newsletters with the latest updates and I hope that you will take 2 minutes today to sign up for either the newsletter or the blog that is on the right hand side of the page.

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Now onto the book itself.

Blurb: 

King, King, Goose? 
A Realm of the Dragon Shifters Short Story 

As a dragon shifter and king of his people, King Najarni wants to make his lovely wife happy. Her human ways are a mystery to him. Her Earthly customs and holidays are something he knows little about. When his trusted guards return from the human realm, having mastered the art of Christmas, he knows his queen will be overjoyed. 
At least, that was the plan. 

Review 5 stars

Mandy created a funny well thought out novel with characters that jump off the page. Its the ideal short story in the lead up to Christmas. I believe the author has found a large amount of success so far in her career and if she keeps writing books such as this then she could have a very successful career indeed.

I believe this short story works well when your heading to work on the train and don't have a lot of time to commit to a much bigger book. There is so few books that can make me laugh out loud, however Mandy managed to do it. Her ideas in this book doesn't make it above a 16 in the UK and I think its a great one if you just fancy a good laugh with a Christmas feel to it.

I applaud Mandy on her hard work and hope to check out more of her work in the near future.

Thank you all for stopping by to read this later review. I hope that you will sign up the newsletter or the blog. Both would blow me away. Please let me know in the comments if there is a particular book that you want to read and give my thoughts on. If so then I would love to hear back from you. 

Kristal McKerrington

Her Last Chance (The Daniels Dynasty Book 1)- Danielle Zwissler 4 star review

Hello Readers,

So today I have finished the wonderful book by Danielle Zwissler, while getting ready for my jaw surgery next month. I'm getting braces so plenty of time to get myself up to my neck in great books. I hope that I can show you a snippet inside some of the great books I'm reading.

I'm in the midst of writing "The War: Dragon" and its going well. Certainly this is the biggest book I have taken the challenge to write. Amanda is working away on "Carla"and from the chats we have been having on Skype and I can tell that its going to be a great book.

The Last Chance Blurb:

Katherine Daniels, advice columnist for High Fashion Magazine, had the life she always wanted in New York: a good job, a city apartment, and a secret crush. On a trip back home to Connecticut to care for her father, one man turned her whole world upside down: Dr. Warren Vance. After being humiliated in NY and pulled into her father's match-making antics, Kat had to rethink her life. What she didn't know was that this wasn't just a second chance, it was her last...

Review: 

From the beginning of the story we find ourselves falling in love with the heart wrecking story of Warren and Katherine. They both get a second chance at a happy ending and new start for the couple. Katherine finds herself fighting hard against several difficult situations from the beginning the story. Each of the twists and turns of this story seems to turn these couples inside, out.

Each of the twists and turns of this book makes the couples sing. I have to say that the book has a great sweet side to it that you will not want to miss. The author Danielle Zwissler has master yet another great genre and she continues to master them all that she turns her hand too. This is one author that is certainly on the rise and will have a great deal to offer all of her readers in the near future.

I recommend this book to everyone that wants to read a sweet romance that is the perfect on a Sunday afternoon with a ice tea.

Thank you for stopping by to get the latest on what I'm doing. I can't wait for you to stop by to see what other books I've read and to get to know some authors that you wouldn't otherwise get to know. To make sure that you don't miss out on these blogs, then don't forget to subscribe to the blog. 

Kristal McKerrington 

Bound By A Dragon- Linda K Hopkins Review

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The Sun has since set in Helensburgh and our war with the Ants thought to be over. I'm in the depths of writing the wonderful tales of "The War: Dragon" while waiting for my edits of my latest work to be returned. I was so honored to have a little bit of time to do some reading.

With every book that I finish I always do a review, this has been getting you all to come visit my blog which for a very long time wasn't being used. I am grateful that I now have the chance to be able to use it to help promote other authors who are working so hard on all these great stories.

I know that if you want your own work reviewed then you need to review some books yourself. We all have to read as part of our craft and I have found that my own work is improving through reading the genres that I'm writing in. I have also been taking time to do a lot of research and I have found that this also helps me while I'm writing out my books.

With that in mind I want to recommend two new shows I stumbled across on. "Preachers Daughters" and "Bitten". When you have watch them then you will understand my love for them.

Now onto the review.

"Bound By A Dragon" By Linda K Hopkins

Blurb: 

At twenty-two, Keira Carver needs to find a husband, and quickly, but the prospects in her small medieval village are not looking too good. So when Aaron Drake, a handsome stranger, takes up residence at Storbrook Castle, set deep in the surrounding mountains, Keira takes notice. Just as interesting is the fact that a fire-breathing dragon has also moved into the neighborhood, and is rumored to live in caves beneath the mountain fortress. What exactly is the connection between Aaron Drake and the dragon? And when the dragon rescues her from the unwanted attentions of some village boys, who will set out to rescue her from the huge, scaly, fire-breathing monster?

Review: 

5 Stars, from compassion to breath taking suspense the writer offers you everything you need to want to fall in love with your own Dragon. She adds a new twist to the Shifters point of view while also adding a great deal of history to the characters. Linda was able to make the world feel like it might have just existed before your own time. A time that you would very much like to visit yourself. 

Keria has alot of emotions that she must overcome as she marries the love of her life. She is about to learn alot about what marriage and love truly means. This is a classic romance novel with a new take on the Paranormal, shapeshifting world. You will struggle to find a book that is as refreshing as this one. I was glad to have had the chance to read the first novel of this great series. At a later date I will be sure to read the rest of this great author's work.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope that you will stop by soon to see what else I have devoured. Just a side note, I never post a review that is lower than 3 stars for the sake of the author. 

Kristal McKerrington