Sacrificed to the Dragon part 3 by Jessie Donovan

By: Unknown on Saturday, September 27, 2014

Title:  Sacrificed to the Dragon 3
Series:  Stonefire Dragons #3
Author:  Jessie Donovan
Published:  September 2/14
Length:  53pgs
Format:   ecopy
Genre:  paranormal romance
Shelf:  review
Rating:  ★★★★★

Synopsis from Goodreads:

Melanie's future hinges on her meeting with Tristan's sister, Arabella. The dragonwoman suffered at the hands of a group of dragon hunters a decade ago, and she hates humans even more than Tristan. Can Melanie find a way to break through the female dragon-shifter's barriers? And even if she does, will it be enough to convince Tristan to give her a chance?

Sacrificed to the Dragon: Part Three is 15,300 words of dragon-shifter/BBW romance. It is the third entry in the Sacrificed serial, chronicling Melanie Hall's efforts to fulfill her contract and conceive a dragon-shifter child. The story contains strong sexual themes and language, and is not intended for readers under the age of 18. These stories are meant to be read in order. Thank you!

My Review:

By this point in the serial Donovan has set up the scenery in the dragon sanctuary perfectly. It’s very easy to picture. I loved the closer look at the inner workings of dragon-shifter society that we now get. It was enlightening and very entertaining. On top of that, the story remains as intriguingly insightful as the rest of the series, building on what came before it. Donovan’s emotional writing brings everything to a poignant head with the unmistakable, yet oh-so-tantalizing cliff-hanger that she leaves us with.

I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the main characters better in this instalment. They become even more real than they were in previous instalments. They’re also more rounded. Tristan’s newfound knowledge of himself and his true beliefs were quite enlightening.

This was a phenomenal addition to Donovan’s Sacrificed to the Dragon serial. I love the new outlook she takes on the genre without completely dismissing it. I’d recommend it to anyone who enjoys the paranormal (but would suggest reading it in order).

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