Celia Kyle · Dragons of Preor · Erin Tate

Review: Kozav (Dragons of Preor #3) by Celia Kyle as Erin Tate

 

The Preor Warriors have arrived on Earth (dragon shifters), but not everyone is happy to have them their even some of the Preor don’t want to be their.

Grace is a nurse, overworked, and underpaid. She’s stubborn, cares about her mom, and is doing everything to keep her and her mother together. Kozav is a Preor Warrior.

Grace was easy to like and relate too. She’s kind and devoted to her sick mother. Kozav is slighty clueless when it comes to human females, but he tries. These two where a great couple. I like that they took time to know each other and didn’t give into the insta-lust/love. Their romance is budding and growing without being forced. Their’s also a little action to keep things entertaining.

I’m enjoying the Dragons of Preor series. They may be short and quick, but they pack a lot into them.

Rated: 4 Stars

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8 thoughts on “Review: Kozav (Dragons of Preor #3) by Celia Kyle as Erin Tate

  1. I only read the first book in her Grayslake. I lOVED it, but never grabbed the others to continue. I’ll have too one of these days. I’m slowly picking these up. They are a little pricey, $4.99, once you get past the first 2 books in the series. At least to me. I think $3.99 is ok, but $4.99 is a little up their, but I’m still getting them just waiting until I have gift cards. Thank’s for stopping in.

    1. I love dragons, so anything with them is pretty much something I’ll try out. I agree. Those quick distractions to break up the other reads are good.

  2. I’ve only read the first 4. They have a little of that different cultural misunderstandings, but for the most part it’s other Preor who pose a danger to the mates in that some are against mating with humans; even if their mate is human they would kill or get themselves killed instead of mate. It is a quick read & insta-lust/love. With the insta so far they have tried to get to know each other instead of just going at it asap. The nice thing is that these stories don’t take a lot of brain power to read. Good distraction or quick lunch break read if you need a reading fix.

  3. This sounds like it may have some humor in it? I’m curious to see if the warriors time on earth and Grace’s time with Kozav make for some of those great misunderstanding times where they don’t know the culture. Are they all this short? I might have to give these a go, they’ve really piqued my interest!

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