Daddy From Flames

An MM Mpreg Dragon Shifter Gay Romance

By: Ashe Moon

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What happens when a pregnant omega catches the eye of a dragon firefighter?

Grayson loses everything in a blaze—except his life, thanks to Altair, a dragon shifter who should have left him behind. Now he's living with a flight of powerful dragons, and his nesting instincts are kicking in hard. He's transforming their cold, empty station into a warm home while fighting his attraction to the alpha who saved him.

But with his baby due and an arsonist targeting their town, Grayson faces an impossible choice: safety in his old world, or love with the dragon who's never needed anyone—until now.

Daddy From Flames features dragon shifters, a human omega, firefighters, an industrial fantasy setting, pregnancy/birth, new dads, a cat, love healing wounds, action, fun, light drama, and, as always, a happily ever after. Written for fans of high-heat M/M romance novels that don't skimp on story and world-building, the Dragon Firefighters takes place in an expansive industrial fantasy world, where elemental dragons and humans share a fractious coexistence.

Disappointed

As sweet as this story was, the AI voice was a thorough disappointment. Audio was purchased in error. Not realizing it was a generated voice. Stick to real narrators. It's an art that shouldn't be messed with.

Family

I have this a 4 because it was really good just a short book but overall I kinda liked the virtual voice

Always in my library

I’ve listened to this series multiple times. I love Ashe Moons stories! Feel good times!

story is great, narration sucks

Love the story, but computer narration still reminds me of that one monotone teacher in school that you just can't focus listening to.

A human reader would have been better

The story was a worthy gamble, but not to my taste. I did love it, but neither did I hate it. Definitely not horrible as some of the other mpregs I’ve read and they can get pretty bad. I’ll keep this book in my collection but I don’t think I’ll be purchasing the rest of the series. I would recommend the book to anyone who is really into gay romance. I’m not..,then again, to be fair, I’m not much into romance in any orientation anyway.