Owned by the Dragons Reviews

I loved this Novel. The way it was written the suspense and how the author went straight to the point with enough details to immerse the reader in the history. Also, I do appreciate that there weren’t endless repetitions of the same events over and over again. I’m really grateful of having read a novel that it’s enjoyable, interesting and with great and distinct characters. I hope that there’s a continuity about the aftermath of the characters. Good job! 🙏🏼

Les spelling errors then most I read on this app. I especially liked the way the author prefaced the book with warnings and expectations. I like that she was considerate of the readers and I can't wait to enjoy more of her other works once I finish this one. Thank you author for your time and energy on this book, it's quite good. It's honestly been a while since if read one on here that's made as much sense and been as enjoyable as this one.

Owned by the Dragons by Jane Knight is a bold, high-heat paranormal romance that blends danger, power, and reluctant desire. When Cass is taken as tribute to Dragon King Lucian and his three brothers, she’s thrust into a forced mate bond she never wanted. Each brother—dominant Lucian, intense Bash, reckless Oliver, and conflicted William—brings a different emotional dynamic to the relationship. Knight balances fierce possessiveness with moments of vulnerability, creating a dark, fast-paced story that explores survival, loyalty, and unexpected connection amid fiery stakes.

I loved the struggle the characters went through and how they were able to push through them. I also loved how the sister was the FML catalyst into giving in to her mates. The men were so dynamic and yet worked so well together. The sister’s relationship was so sweet and you could tell they were related and yet so different. All in all it was an amazing read and I was really satisfied with the way this story ended.

I loved this book from beginning to end. I was torn as this was my first dragon book. I could not put it down after the free chapters probably spent more coins than I would have preferred. Writing was very good not as morally grey as I thought it’d be. Defiantly would recommend. Sometimes it takes someone else’s word to make you realize what should or shouldn’t be. I’ll be checking to see if author has more books

Another fantastic read, I thoroughly enjoyed this story. From kidnap victim to tribute to mate, made for an exciting story that was well paced, with intriguing twists and turns that you don't see coming! Cass's attempt to protect her younger sister doesn't work the way she plans, when Cora decides to claim her mates, forcing Cass to the realisation that when fate is involved, there is no escaping from it. All in all a great read and well worth the time.

Love this novel! I love how it was written to express the different characters points of views. I have read two books by this author and both books were extremely well written and left me wanting to find out what happens next. The book is written in a way that helps the readers emphasize with the characters, and leaves the readers in awe of the complexities of fantasy, erotic fictional characters. I hope the author will write a sequel to this book and continue the story of Cassandra and what her life becomes as she has claimed her dragons as family.

I really loved this story. It was really intense, but I also liked how the story showed how each character felt. I would love to have an epilogue or maybe a glimpse into what their relationship becomes as Cass learns more about the dragon world. Also, I would love to see her sister’s story as well. I loved how the author made everything come full circle in how Cass claimed her mates. Like I said before I would love to see more of the story of these characters in the future.

So well written! I love the pace of the story and the strategical pov changes. Wish we could have seen Cass and Cora interacting with each other more, considering how big of a role Cora played in Cass’s decisions but I love the story nonetheless. I love how the author individualized each of the men and how Cass was able to fulfill certain but different role for each of them, allowing her to be way more dynamic of a character because of it.

My review of this novel is going to be a good one I think. I thoroughly appreciate how the author included the importance of the Cora, Cassandras sister in this novel. Cassandra kept asking for her sister's safety and the guarantee that if she did what was asked of her that Cora would be safe. I also like how the brothers are all claiming Cassandra and William being the last one to claim her was willing to help her get away. It's really an amazing story and I loved it