Dragon Queens

De: Kathleen de Plume

Narrado por: Gabrielle Baker

Duración: 10 h y 17 m

Resumen del Editor

Dragons fly again . . .

With her betrothal imminent, the beautiful Princess Ava has gone missing. Where has she fled to? Why has she gone? And why is the dragon stirring?

Enter our hero. Gwen has been hunting wanted criminals for years, collecting bounties to provide for her mother and brother since the death of their father. The promise of an armful of gold for bringing the princess home is too good to ignore.

But bringing her home doesn't solve anyone's problems. Gwen still has family to support, and Ava still has a miserable marriage to look forward to. How will they get over these hurdles? And what new ones will they create along the way?

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Kathleen de Plume (P)2022 Tantor

Love everything

Creative storytelling. Spicy sapphic love. Nasty villain. Lovable heroines. Not to mention, there’s a dragon. Everything I love in a fantasy. Narrator was awesome.

Enjoyable F/F Story

I enjoyed the story overall. Gwen was a little frustrating and dense at times and some of the interactions between her and the other MC seemed a little juvenile but they were pretty cute most of the time. The spicy scenes were indeed very spicy. The overall plot of the book was fairly easy to follow. If you're looking for a lesbian romance, I'd recommend this one.

Dragon Queens kept my interest the whole way through.

The characters were well developed. The story was not predictable. The evolution of sexual progression was refreshingly delightful. Highly recommend.

Love the characters; I want more!

I LOVE the LGBTQ+ representation. For a stand alone book, the plot was ok. I’d love to see this world turned into a trilogy!

Some good ideas are here

I gotta say that this is a nice and simple story of a hero and princess falling for each other. I like the political play that is shown here and the effects it has on the greater court. I didn't mind the intimate interactions between the two main ladies were fun but I am starting to wonder if there is a lesbian romance story out there where the lead character can be the more dominant of the couple

Pretty decent but..

Pretty good actually took me 2 weeks to finish because I can only listen to a chapter or 2 at a time the reason is the characters(mostly gwen). It's how she acts or the things she do that brings me out of the story and make me forget that she's actually an adult. Idk the dialog just seems juvenile at times. Like Jr high level.

The deep connection between to two main characters

I enjoyed the slow growing bond and love these two developed. The deep and open conversations and the respect they have for each other was beautiful.

heartwarming fantasy romance with a dragon add-on

this was an adorable exploration and evolution of a relationship between Eva and Gwen, two young women finding their way through their first woman to woman love affair. Each time they come together they lose a touch more of the timidity and grow in confidence while trying new things and learning about each other as people not just sensual delights.

While Eva needed to escape from a toxic arranged marriage, Gwen stood as her protector and agrees to marry her so she wouldn't have to follow through with the narcissictic despot. prophecy is brought in to arrange the dragon's devotion to protecting Eva and the realm. this was a delightful read.

frick yes!

I knew right when I read the synopsis I was going to dig this and I wasn't wrong. boundary establishment is something I don't see enough of in romance and this one has it, people don't always think of everything so something gets missed, a boundary is crossed but the individual gets thoroughly enough reprimanded and works for forgiveness which I really liked. I also liked that there was actual sexual exploration, even if I wasn't expecting the detail the scenes went into. this was also just an amazing fantasy I kept wanting more of.

Very enjoyable

This was a great read/listen. I loved the connection and heat between Ava and Gwen. The story kept me engaged and had me laughing a couple of times. I would love a sequel 😀