Reviewed by Mandy Burns
Posted October 15, 2008

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A Fire Dragon is a rare, mythical creature unable to resist the call of a Dragon Master. They can take and use a dragon's power for whatever they desire, while making the dragon a slave in all things. This is a fear that Seth has been avoiding for years, but as he stands in the middle of a dark alley in human form, he realizes his nightmares may be coming true. The powerful magic coming from the door in front of him is strong and can only mean one thing; a Dragon Master has summoned him and he is not happy about it in the least.

Carol Juan is a driven business woman whose goal is to turn her grandmother's restaurant into a multimillion dollar franchise. If she can just convince her grandmother to make the necessary changes, she can get additional investors to expand even more. Late one evening, Carol opens the door to the alley after one of those frustrating conversations and stops in her tracks. A very beautiful and very angry man is staring at her. When he begins to speak, all train of thought suddenly vanishes except the knowledge of him being very dangerous.

Oh, where can I find a Red Dragon? I want one! I absolutely love this innovative Dragon series. Allyson James has created a delicious story you can read more than once -- and I plan to do just that!

The Dragon Master by Allyson James

Summary

He’s big, hot, and not of this world. The third in this erotic paranormal series.

A Fire Dragon summoned here by a dangerous mage inflames the passion in the human female he has chosen to become his mate.

The Dragon Master by Allyson James

Excerpt

Chapter One

He didn’t know where he was, or who he was, or why he was. He stood upright in a naked human body in a dark, cold place that smelled metallic, damp, and oily.

The only light came from a crude lamp set high on a wall, a flickering orb surrounded by insects craving brightness. He didn’t blame them. A few moments ago, his world had been one of heat and light and now he stood in terrifying cold and darkness.

The dim light showed dirty walls and hard stones with letters scrawled beside a solid door. For some reason he could read the letters, though they made no sense to him.

Ming Ue’s Dim Sum.

He went toward the windowless door, the dragon magic tangled across it making him nauseous. He Read More...