I have since filming this intro read A Dark and Drowning Tide and The Dragon's Bride. I gave them both three stars.
The Dragon's Bride (2022)
Briar Rose might have a name out of a storybook, but she learned at a very young age that no prince was coming to save her. She’ll have to save herself. Unfortunately, even that is an impossible task in her current situation—trapped in a terrifying marriage to a dangerous man. Desperate times call for desperate measures, which is how she finds herself making a deal with a demon. Freedom from her husband…in return for seven years of service. She expects the service to be backbreaking and harsh. She doesn’t expect to be put on an auction block in a room full of literal monsters and sold to the highest bidder. To Sol. A dragon. He might seem kinder than his fearsome looks imply, but she knows better than to trust the way he wants to take care of her, or how invested he is in her pleasure. In her experience, if something seems too good to be true, it certainly is. Falling for Sol is out of the question. She’s suffered enough, and she has no intention of staying in this realm…even if she leaves her heart behind when she returns to her normal life. Author's Note: Please check the author's website for all tropes, tags, and CWs.
- ISBN:
- 9781951329488
- Length:
- 188 pages
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I honestly feel like I could have been down with this book had it been fleshed out a little bit more I saw bits of potential in this book but my biggest complaint is that it was too short and that the things that went on in the book kind of overshadowed some of the important messaging that was going on





