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    Feel the Burn
    Feel the Burn
    Feel the Burn
    Audiobook10 hours

    Feel the Burn

    Written by G.A. Aiken

    Narrated by Morgan Hallett

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    War makes strange bedfellows. I, Gaius Domitus, one-eyed rebel dragon king of the Provinces, know that better than most, since I have to fight off half my ungrateful family on a regular basis to keep law and order here in my lands. But I never expected to have to consort with a barbarian human woman. Kachka is beautiful, if you like them fierce-and of course I do. But she keeps complaining about how spoiled and decadent I am, and how a feared Daughter of the Steppes has no time for foolish dragons. I think she likes my eye patch, though. It is quite dashing. With death always at our tails, we take our passion like we take our allies. As they say, love the barbarian you're with.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateNov 24, 2015
    ISBN9781490693880
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    G.A. Aiken

    Originally from Long Island, New York Times bestselling author G.A. Aiken has resigned herself to West Coast living, which involves healthy food, mostly sunny days, and lots of guys not wearing shirts when they really should be. Writing as Shelly Laurenston, she is also the creator of the wickedly funny Pride series for Brava. For more info about G.A. Aiken’s dangerously and arrogantly sexy dragons, go to www.gaaiken.com.

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    • 5/5
      This was fabulous! I loved the daughters of the steppes, especially Zoya, I want Zoya in every book ever!!!! But of course, our couple does not feel the same way, but really they do, they just don’t want to admit it. There was a tonne of storyline here and the ultimate clash between the bad guys and our heroes is building to a crescendo. Key players are making moves, secrets are being divulged, and old enemies are popping up. In the middle of it all, Gaius and Katcha end up falling for each other and they make the perfect couple! There is nothing sweet or soft about either of them and they ‘get’ each other from the start. But as time goes on, they realize they want to be around the other, and in their world, that is a solid HEA in the making ?
    • 4/5
      Feel the Burn starts out with Annwyl the Bloody enlisting the help of Rider, Kachka Shestakova, to hunt down the Chramnesind cult that has been terrorizing her domain. While on the pursuit, Kachka and her crew save the Rebel dragon king, Gaius Domitus from slavers.The characters in the Dragon Kin Series are entertaining. I like King Gaius Domitus’s character. He did what he had to do to save his sister and to protect them from his family. He is ruthless, yet understanding. He does not let others fight his battles. I find his humor amusing. Rider, Kachka Shestakova wants to make a name for herself. I like how she seems to let things roll off her back. I enjoyed her chemistry with Gaius. The Daughter of the Steppes made me think of the Amazons. The female chauvinism is a little over the top. They are drolly mean and belittling to men. They are fierce and full of vengeance. Feel the burn is full of wit, action and adventure. The dialog cracked me up. I enjoyed all the bickering. The plot has a lot going on. Complimentary copy provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.