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A review by dianawolfess
Draco: A Dragon Chef Romance by Layla Fae
funny
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
FMC: Joanne
MMC(s): Draco
Tropes: Monstrous equipment, grumpy/sunshine, fun with food
Perspective: Dual
Plot or character driven: Character
Spice level: 4.5
Burn speed: Fast
Can this be read as a stand-alone: First in a series.
Re-readability: Yes.
This has been happening to me recently where I keep thinking the books are shorter than they actually are because I have so much fun reading them.
Draco is no different. I feel like the author really shines when she gets to write monsters being monsters with monster bodies, and quite frankly, I am here for all of that.
However, this one gets a four from me because I couldn't quite connect to the characters, but I found the story enjoyable, the spicy to be spicy, and I like the hints of the deeper world we're getting in it. I will absolutely read the rest of this series as it comes out.
MMC(s): Draco
Tropes: Monstrous equipment, grumpy/sunshine, fun with food
Perspective: Dual
Plot or character driven: Character
Spice level: 4.5
Burn speed: Fast
Can this be read as a stand-alone: First in a series.
Re-readability: Yes.
This has been happening to me recently where I keep thinking the books are shorter than they actually are because I have so much fun reading them.
Draco is no different. I feel like the author really shines when she gets to write monsters being monsters with monster bodies, and quite frankly, I am here for all of that.
However, this one gets a four from me because I couldn't quite connect to the characters, but I found the story enjoyable, the spicy to be spicy, and I like the hints of the deeper world we're getting in it. I will absolutely read the rest of this series as it comes out.