Captured by a Dragon-Shifter Series (The Complete Box Set)

Qurilixen World Novels

By: Michelle M. Pillow

Narrated by: David Brenin, Connor Brown, Sarah Pavelec

He’s a dragonshifting prince, and she’s a human. What could possibly go wrong?

NYT Bestselling Author, Michelle M. Pillow's paranormal shifter romantic comedy series.

This Box Set includes books 1-6, the COMPLETE Captured by a Dragon-Shifter series:

1. Determined Prince
2. Rebellious Prince
3. Stranded with the Cajun
4. Hunted by the Dragon
5. Mischievous Prince
6. Headstrong Prince

Determined Prince
Dragon shifter prince Kyran and his people are gravely in need of mates. Their planet’s female shifters are dying out, so they look to Earth for new women — but claiming one will be harder than he anticipated.

Rebellious Prince
Shifters are known to embrace their feral side, and it would take a very impressive female to tame his.

This book features a cat-shifting prince.

Stranded with the Cajun
The bayou is about to get a whole lot hotter for Drake.

Hunted by the Dragon
Bounty hunter by trade, dragon-shifter by birth, Seanan came to Earth in search of a mate. Two years later, he finds himself crossing paths with exactly what he’s been looking for–too bad the frustrating female is the reason he’s stranded on the planet in the first place.

Mischievous Prince
He’s a dragonshifting prince, and she’s a human. What could possibly go wrong?

Dragon shifter Prince Finn will do whatever it takes to save his people from extinction, including accessing the forbidden portal to find a human bride.

Headstrong Prince
Prince Ivar is a cat-shifting prince from another planet, honor bound to help his people find mates. And he’s determined to make this quest to Earth a success. When he crosses paths with the independent human woman, Beth Watson, he finds his world spinning on its axis. There is an undeniable attraction between them, but is pure chemistry enough to overcome intergalactic odds?

This book features a cat-shifting prince.

Contemporary, Science Fiction Portal Travel, Fantasy Paranormal Romance

©2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Michelle M. Pillow (P)2023 Michelle M. Pillow

Captured by a Dragon Shifter

The complete series was cute and was nice to listen to while working. This series would be something that I'd recommend.

Flowing storyline

Loved the way each book built on each other. Very much enjoyed the story, and the narrators

Humorous cultural differeces and language barriers for the win

If you like shifters, sweet alpha males that are not too obnoxious, and language/culture barrier humor then you will like this alien romance. Moderate spice and would be easy to skip if that's not your thing.

This is my first time reading this author and I enjoyed her writing so much that I will be looking for her other books.

Each of the stories in this set are equally good. I listened to them all within a couple days. The stories are well thought out and build on each other. They could be read in any order but I recommend reading them chronologically bc the interwoven stories will make more sense. The book is an easy read and the world building is effective without feeling like a huge info dump. The characters also have a chance to go from instalove to something with more substance.

The narrator is fantastic and has a very pleasant voice. She didn't get her voice quite low enough for male characters but changed her tone enough that you could hear the difference between the various characters.

Had such great potential

After the first few chapters I was really excited, great story, great narration, fun bits of comedy that literally had me laughing out loud. Then I realized each book was short and lacked follow through. Each book could have easily had so much more, but just wrapped up. The entire premise of the plot was never really completed. Yes, you get this quick little answer that shows a possibility, but there was so much more needed. While I enjoyed lists to what was there, I’m a bit disappointed in the stories not living up to the potential that was absolutely there.

Interesting perspective

When you finally got to the actual characters, they were creative enough to keep the interest of someone typically from their upper teens through their middle 20s however, the repetition between the books is difficult to get past. It's the same story told from a couple different perspectives then it switches to a slightly different story with the same format of course. The story does draw you in enough that it's hard to walk away from for some although my other half couldn't really be interested in it the outside perspective of how someone might see human society was quite entertaining. It seems as though humans take things for granted in many ways, but this storyline highlights just how important actual communication can be between people.. fumbled communications can become really comical and I've not seen it laid out better than the way the storylines of each of these books goes. Some of the parts are hilarious, the romance scenes get really graphic. Definitely deserves an R rating if they ever make a series or a movie. But those scenes are fairly short and don't take away from the storyline.