Reviews

Fury of a Highland Dragon by Coreene Callahan

loverofromance's review against another edition

adventurous funny reflective fast-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? A mix
• Strong character development? It's complicated
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? No
• Flaws of characters a main focus? No

4.5

 Quickie Review-May Contain Spoilers So Fair Warning Before Reading This Review

So Fury of a Highland Dragon is the first in the Dragonfury Scotland series. It's been quite a while since I have read this author so it was nice returning to her work. These books are pretty short but it was pretty fun and a great palette cleanser to read. I really loved the way that this one built throughout with the romance. There is some insta love but I was fine with it. I enjoyed how well these two just click and work together so well. There is low relationship angst and even when you think that there will be, the heroine gives us some nice surprises, and love how she turns it out to the hero in such a delightful way. And I had so much fun with this group of dragon shifters, loved the Scottish twist to them. This romance was endearing and easygoing and fit my mood just right. I can't wait to dig further into this series. 

amelie_books's review

adventurous fast-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? A mix
• Strong character development? N/A
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? N/A
• Flaws of characters a main focus? No

4.0

 🌶️ / 5

Oufff wasn't sure to start this series in the same universe as the Nightfuries but it was worth it!
I want answer for what happened to Forge.
Plus, the full knowledge of the energy-fuse 

bookloversofantastic's review

4.0

Good start for the beginning of the Dragonfury Scotland series. We don’t have enough information, but I hope Tydrin, Cyprus, and Vyroth are Forge cousins

openallnight's review

2.0

So much internal dialogue and blah blah blah, instalove, tell instead of show. The sad part is both characters were interesting but totally wasted...I wanted to know more about each of them without reading page after page of "their thoughts". Some authors give good novella. This one does not.

retiredhsmom's review

4.0

Too dang short! (Possible spoilers included)

I've enjoyed all of the Dragonfury books. I really enjoyed this foray into the Scottish pack. It's nice seeing some of Forge's relatives and I hope they interact in whole or part with the Nightfury pack.

Loved Ivy and Tydrin together. Their connection was sweet and believable to me. I loved how Tydrin debated within himself about telling her he started the fire. I love how Ivy reacted when he confessed.

Regarding the rest of the pack, I love that Callahan introduced a blind dragon. I hope to hear more about Wallaig. Is he blind in dragon form too? I want to know more about Cyprus and his twin Vyroth. Where is the missing twin? What's keeping him away?

My only complaint is that the issue with Ivy and the FBI is not settled. Hopefully, this will be resolved in forthcoming books.

kay_slayerofbooks's review

5.0

Oh, but Tydrin sounds devine! I can't wait to start book six and see how the Scottish pack eventually coalesce with the Nightfury pack. :D