Chosen By The Dragon Kings Reviews

This novel was soooo good I need a next one!! It's cute, romantic, funny, adventurous, dangerous, etc. I like the story line and the spice is perfect. I love how each character falls for each other and they create a good ending😊 I read though this so fast lol. I guess I didn't realize how much I like the fantasy/romance books until now and I hope there will be a second book to this one! I know it would be great!

This book was great. The way it started was it lead you to want to keep reading to see what was going to happen. Then when you got to the middle you want to cobra so you would see if she was going to stay or go, because of how she was treated and then finally he started treating her right and now everything is the way it is supposed to be and they are happy and going to fry for another one or two.

It was a pretty good read, I didn't really like how violent Silas was towards Elora, almost killing her several times, if it wasn't for Mathias and Dragus stepping in, she probably would of been killed by Silas. I know it is just a fantasy book but if were real and I was in her shoes, after the second time of Silas nearly killing me, I would of left or I would of avoided him and only let the other two near me. But I get it, had to make it entertaining. And it was I just didn't like how violent it was. But overall a good read.

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The love support was very romantic and lots of ups and downs. The the way the story kept going wasn't boring and the conflicts ruled right into the next without the story seemingly to long. Very cute could picture each character the words we as good at the story like. Very long I just live how it kept me interested. Sorry don't know what else to say about this book without giving away any details with love yip yip

Another typical Jessica story. Toxic love galore. As much hate Silas gets from the comments, people need to realize this is a fantasy. Yes it has real life issues and themes but it is not based on real life. It is fantasy. Dark fantasy. Enjoy it for what it is or move on. No one is forcing you to read it. If you don't like this theme, I don't think you will enjoy her other books. This is her writing style. Love it or leave it.

The story itself is pretty good. You do find yourself wanting to know what happens next. The writing is not the best, and I find myself having rewrite it as I'm reading to make it all make sense in some spots. The character growth arcs for Silas and Elora can get frustrating and annoying in the sense that whenever they seem to grow they regress again. Sometimes even more. It gets redundant and repetitive and you find yourself wishing they were just done with that. Too much of the plot of the story depends on that.

Very good story line. I am so disappointed in Silas. How can he keep hurting Elora like this. He would do her a favor if he would just kill her and get it over with. She was beginning to feel the bond and was willing to be with them. Matitus and Dragus don't deserve for Silas to create problems with her. She was becoming close to them all. Now Silas will be the one to cause her to reject all of them.

It was fantastic. Wish there was more chapters for Elora to put her dragons into place. Also would loved to see if any of the pups would have been mates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .