A Tale of Two Dragons by G.A. Aiken Narrator: Hollie Jackson
Length: 5 hrs 37 mins
Series: Dragon Kin #0.2
Published by Tantor Audio on January 1, 2013
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Pages: 544
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Braith of the Darkness likes going through life unnoticed. Not an easy task for a She-dragon of royal descent. But the evil plots of her father are turning her quiet, boring life upside down, and she has now become the enemy of the most vicious queen her kind has ever known. But for once, Braith won't have to fight alone. Not when the warrior dragon of her dreams is willing to risk everything to save her neck.
Addolgar the Cheerful wishes he could say he’s helping the pretty royal strictly for honorable reasons - but he'd be lying. It’s not his fault, though! He didn't tell Braith of the Darkness to have the most delicious tail he’s ever seen! Yet before Addolgar can get his very strong claws on that tail, heads are going to roll. Just hopefully not theirs...
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The Dragon Kin series has been on my TBR for a long time. I’ve read a few of the Shelly Laurenston books and have become interested in the dragons she’s written as G.A. Aiken.
I’m a big dragon fan so was eager to jump into this series. A Tale of Two Dragons is an introduction to this world and the characters within it. The setting is quite that of fantasy, which I normally have trouble with. I found G.A. Aiken’s world to be light and fun. The snarky characters are great, while we get some good action and political drama.
This is a short novella and I enjoyed every minute of it. I can’t wait to continue on in this world and meet more of the characters G.A. Aiken creates.
The narration by Hollie Jackson was fun. I thought she did a great job of bringing out the personalities of the characters. The impression I got of Addolgar the Cheerful was funny and that was definitely brought out in the narration of his character. Can’t wait to continue on in this series.
Reading this book contributed to these challenges:
- 2019 Audiobook Challenge
