Love Me, Dragon Reviews

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Characters felt flat. I paid for all the chapters in advance but I did regret it. I gave up mid novel. There was no real passion between the characters, very difficult to relate with them. The tests for the queen conquest situation are quite absurde, the situation feels... childish overall. The idea behind the novel wasn't bad, but I feel the story was rushed. And it is noticeable with how many misspelings there are throughout the novel, sometimes characters even saying the wrong names and making it confusing. I am sure with more revision and time invested in the novel it would've been comoletely different. So I would not recommend this novel, but I would encourage the writer not to give up, but to try to spend more time loving their creation and putting effort behind it to make it better.

I liked the story but the typos were annoying and the flow was awkward. Some chapters needed to be fleshed out. For example, the last two contests. The final battle was rather confusing. Besides the whole two differing perspectives thing, I found it hard to keep up with dragon vs. human form. I love dragons which is why I picked this story. I was disappointed there wasn't more dragon action and descriptions of the dragons. Amelia was a likeable character. With a rewrite, this story could be great.

This was a good novel. I loved how the characters first met and how their love evolved over time. I wished the storyline would have discussed more about the dragon culture and had more instances in which the King shifts into his dragon. I also wished the bad guys would have gotten more consequences for their actions. Overall this novel was very good and demonstrated how two people can have unconditional love and passion despite their differences. I appreciate these characters having their own free will and desires to not have to follow tradition but lead with love.

This was a good read, but sometimes hard to stay on track because of the jumps in the storyline. I loved that I didn't have to wait for new chapters as the book was completely written. That made it much easier to read through. I was waiting for her to discover she was actually a dragon and was disappointed that didn't happen. I was also surprised when the villans left so easily. I truly believed there would be more retaliation from their side. All in all it was a good read .😆

This novel grabbed my attention from the moment I read the first chapter. I enjoyed it very much , the highlight of it all was the meetings of Amelia and Alaric , from the moment they first saw each other to the moment Amelia first learned that she was in love with a dragon slayer , and not just any dragon slayer but a king. I was very impressed seemingly that it was unpredictable , this book kept me on toes wanting to know what's going to happen next , feeling every emotions that the characters had , the love , the conversations and the jealousy amongst the other contestants. This is by far my most favorite novel I have ever read so far , this book has me wishing for the very same love that was shared between these two characters.

The story was amazing and it had a lovely plot. In addition, there were very beautiful moments too. On the other hand, there were a few grammar mistakes. But that wasn't a bother at all. I just hoped as a reader, we got to learn a bit more of the princes. For example, their names, and who they resembled more in terms of personality. Furthermore, how was Lucia and her family doing when banished. It would've been interesting to know how their actions changed when banished. Were they kind to people or still reflecting on their actions. What were their lifestyle now? Questions that I would've want to be answered when the book almost ended.

As usual loved the book. My concern was the timeline I couldn’t understand if we were in a time where it was medieval or this time. I mean mentions of carriages as well as ultrasounds. This was a confusing thing. I like the storyline all in all and the intrigue between the chief actors. Amelia and Alaric were meant to be and the competition and the competition was somewhat fun but also somewhat mundane in that it was so basic for what a woman in medieval times were expected to do, again going back to the time lines All in all a good read