Fire in Her Dreams

Fireblood Dragons, Book 9

De: Ruby Dixon

Narrado por: Jillian Macie, Jeremy York

Duración: 9 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

Jenny's dreams have turned to nightmares.

Every night, her thoughts are filled with evil. Something is reaching out...and she's not so sure she wants to reach back. That is, until someone new appears in her dreams. Someone who protects her, comforts her, and thinks of Jenny as his mate. Imaginary friends aren't real, but Jenny likes to pretend, anyhow.

Then, one day, one of the mindless dragons guarding the fort awakens...and Jenny realizes that the friend from her dreams isn't a figment of her imagination. He's a dragon.

And he's looking to claim his female.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Ruby Dixon (P)2022 Tantor

Entertaining but yet lacking.

I enjoyed the new female narrator. I felt like she was a completely different person and it was a lot more enjoyable to listen to her story. While the old narrator was a decent actor, all her character voices sounded the same.
I would have loved for the author to focus on the World building a little bit more. Outside of that, I enjoy the book and I'll be finishing the series.

Jenny + Mahl

📚- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🥵- 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
🗣️- 🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧

Mahl is so different from the other dragons. He is cocky, arrogant and has really bad memory loss every time he switches from battle form to his two legged form. Also, Jenny and Mahl were able to communicate via mind speak in her dreams unlike the other couples. We also learn the babies are important in keep away the evil coming through the rift. This is the second to last book in this series and very enjoyable. I enjoyed the new female narrator as well. Narration was perfect.

am I the only one wondering...

Why is it that Gwen, Rachel, and Jenny do not have their mates helping the people in the fort? They go scavenging for themselves for clothes and goods and their mates hunt food. Why don't they share with the people who are struggling. And why do they allow the women to stay forced in the "panty program" when they could be brought to Fort Shreveport? Even when they're bargaining with Azar for good food it's only for themselves when they know how hard it is for others that don't have a dragon mate. Their selfishness has bugged me through the last few books. Aside from that, it is a pretty good book.

Jeremy York does a great job as he has throughout this series. I didn't like the change in female narrator for this book. I do like Jillian Macie in other books, but not this one. And I couldn't help noticing that she pronounced "familiar" as "fermilier". I wish that Dixon would have stuck with Noelle Bridges.

Series is amazing but this narrator?

I devoured this entire audible series in the last two weeks. Loved it… until this book. The story is excellent like all the rest but the female narrator ruined it. She basically has two tones. It’s very hard to follow along and get the jest of feelings/tone with her voice. I was very disappointed - especially as this book leads into the final book.

By Far My Favorite!

This book is by far my favorite in the series. I loved the others, but something about this one hits me harder.

The saga continues… awesome

Dixon wrote in interesting twist to this romance relationship. She gave new layers to this universe continuing the story. I’m looking forward to seeing what the next book reveals

This was good, But...

I found myself going into a different feel for this book. this young lady and her dragon had so many problems. I was very frustrated with both of them at times. she eventually helped him as he ( hesitantly) did for her in the end. it did leave an opening for human evolution. I hope I'm wrong about that. . . .

Great book series

I can't wait for Dark Fire that will be released on the 28th a day before I go to the beach ⛱️ I'm just so excited 😆

Cannot wait

Cannot wait for the 19th book in this series to be added to Audible. Great series.

Loved the Story, the F Narration was challenging

Great story, especially the oil derrick which made me laugh out loud while listening. I have to say the new female narrator was not a good choice. She has maybe two emotions and is so bland I found my mind wandering during her parts of the story and here I'm thinking more about my grocery list than the story. I have every one of this series in Audible and have listened to them many times over as it completely immerses me in the narrative while I'm walking, doing housework, driving, etc. The parts Jeremy York narrated were amazing and I felt like I was there but his parts were much too few. Jillian Macie needs to get more range outside of drama queen voice (also used during sexy times which makes it completely unsexy) or her I'm so annoyed voice which is used the rest of the time.