Enjoyed the spice, pacing was a little too fast and would have loved to see Ian's pov during the separation. But enjoyed the book and will read some more of her books.

Story: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Steam: 🔥🔥🔥POV: Dual 1st PersonM/FStand Alone? It seems to be part of a series in that there is a connection to characters but can absolutely be read as a stand alone.Before finishing this book I did read some of the low rating reviews and I find myself agreeing with some. But, not enough to lower my rating because even though the ending does seem rushed, and it seems as though the author missed a chance to provide a truly epic book she still delivered an awesome tale… it’s the 10 year gap in story that caused me to lower the review to 4 ⭐️’s not the quality of the story there. This would have been 5 stars if we could have witnessed the struggles in the 10 between years. It also would have given us more reading time and that absolutely will never be a bad thing because this story makes one want to keep reading forever.Despite the rushed feel of the ending it doesn’t really leave questions unanswered except one… why didn’t he write a letter?The story is amazing however, and I find myself looking forward to reading more from this author.Happy Reading my Friends!

Cordelia is the daughter of the high priest and priestess of their coven. In order to avoid war with the dragons, Cordelia is to marry the dragon prince Isaac. When Isaac rejects her as his bride, his brother Ian can't believe Isaac would turn her away. However, Ian soon realizes that Cordelia is his fated mate and he will fight to keep her. Ian also needs to convince Cordelia to give him a chance. Unfortunately, not everyone wants Ian and Cordelia to marry, or to prevent a war with the dragons.

If you've read any fated mates to the wrong brother forced marriage surprise omega fantasy romance, you have a good idea how this one will go. Lots of heat, mating, knotting, putting off the inevitable until it causes problems, and surprise betrayal. But it has a happy enough and also predictable ending, so stick with it if you like these stories. I do, so I stuck until the end and overall liked it.

I really enjoyed this one. It’s a quick paced read, which I enjoy. The characters are great. This was the first book by this author that I have read and I will be checking out her other books.

It's been a bit since I've read anything from Eliza but its like falling back into it with the talented writer. I love dragons so its already a win for me.Some chemistry pops off between the Witch and the Dragon the witch is not so thrilled. The Drag on the other hand couldn't be happier.Then there were two. which is always better than one right.. well may not so much this time with a surly Prince and a brother trying to keep it all balanced.Our resident Witch has taken some hits to her self-esteem because she has such an *adoring coven* that her feelings stem from their treatment and flow into her adulthood.The sexy dragon has his work cut out for him, reassuring the witch, he's 100% smitten with, get her to see them more than, oh oh, and a brother with ideas of his own.A great story was just a bit all over the place but the characters make up for it, some sweet heat and hey dragons and magic. Grab it and enjoy.

I actually enjoyed this book, even though I'm not usually a fan of the whole alpha/omega trope. Other than a few continuity issues, I found this to be a quick fun read. Wasn't expecting the twist! I received an advanced copy of this story and am voluntarily leaving my honest review.

I enjoyed this book. It would seem that Cordelia has been set up. Families can be horrible but hers is corrupt as well as hateful. An arranged marriage isn't what it seems and the consequences unusual. The ending is very good. I received an advanced copy of this book and freely leave this honest review.

This was an enjoyable paranormal romance between Ian, a dragon prince and Cordelia, a witch. To broker peace, a marriage was arranged by the high priest coven and the dragon king. Although, she was betrothed to Ian’s brother, he realized that she was his fated mate and he ended up mating with her. Unfortunately, the coven didn’t want peace and used the agreement to trick the dragons. They cursed the dragons and caused them to disappear. We don’t get full resolution of the curse in this book, but Ian and Cordelia are reunited and we may see the curse broken by their children.The author brings us Isaac (Ian’s twin) and Cordelia’s parents, who are the type of villains that we love to hate. The King and Queen, Ian and Cordelia, are more well-rounded characters, they are mostly good but make some mistakes. This was and enjoyable and quick read.I received a free copy of this book via BookFunnel and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Easy reading- good storyline- a witch devoid of magic (her uncaring parents)- “sold” off to a dragon family . Finding & losing love.

The female lead was immediately relatable and sure a bit cliché', the ugly duckling type who isn't ugly at all. What I wasn't ready for was the insane brother, a mating bond, treachery and some legitimate romance. It has some tropes, but doesn't follow any typical plot. A joy to read.

I could sympathize with Cordelia and Ian in how they are expected to act for the greater good, as decided by others. She is give in marriage as part of a peace agreement with the dragons and is to marry Ian's brother. That goes sideways as he refuses. Ian comes to her defense and feels there is something special about Cordelia.There is definite feelings like there is more going on than Cordelia was made aware of. It was rocked by how different she is treated by her family vs Ian's family. She is not just sensitive. They are that mean.Twists came completely out of left field and had me reeling. As fate predicted, they have to work for their happy ending.A read that had me staying up way late and trying to get in one more chapter.I received an advanced copy of this story and am voluntarily leaving my honest review.

I got this book as part of the ARC. I couldn't put it down! Wished there was slightly more details in some places but fantastic overall!