Sarah's Reviews: The Princess' Dragon Lord by Mandy Rosko

A dragon's desire will burn for a thousand years...
Timid Diana Winters doesn't get much excitement, until she goes for a hike in the woods and is attacked by the trees.
Like out of a fairytale nightmare they uproot themselves and go on the offensive, and she is chased through the forest before tumbling down a waterfall, only to wake up in the bed of the most gorgeous man she's ever seen, who claims to be a dragon lord, and her husband who killed her a thousand years ago on their wedding day!
Lord Azoth Dracamire vows to never have meant her any harm. Someone put a potion in his goblet on the day of their marriage, and he has paid for it every day since for a thousand years.
Although Diana struggles with the physical pull she feels towards him and Azoth's obvious lust for her, one thing is certain: someone sent those monsters after her in the forest, and they still want her dead. Now she must decide if her new and conflicting emotions towards her husband, a man she doesn't know, are worth risking her life.

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My Copy: Bought myself
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publish Date: February 29th 2012

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I picked up this book free, I love a freebie - especially when I'm travelling and just want a quick read for your journey. There was something about the synopsis that drew me in and whilst it was pretty easy to get into I did find certain parts were a bit rushed.

The story about a Dragon Lord who thought he had killed his wife 1000 years ago and then finds her again is quite the pull into the story. The story jumps about and I'd missed the time span issue and there were a few errors in the writing which didn't help. I thought the plot was ok once I'd read it but it seemed a bit like the plot was an after thought, the sex scenes are a bit out of place. There was no anticipation and the scenes felt more liked they were put in to appease the audience rather than to fit the story.

Longer than your average short story but still parts felt rushed and I wasn't totally convinced by the relationship that the two of them were supposed to have. I wasn't overly invested in this as it did pass the time by but there was something missing in it but I don't know what. Despite not totally loving this book, I'm not put off by reading more from the author.