Love in the Time of Dragons

Definitely not a stand alone book. I read some of her dragon & Aisling Grey books years ago, Unfortunately, much too long ago for me to have retained any idea of whats going on here. . It really needs a forward telling you which books are prerequisites for making any sense of this one. Failing that, at least a synopsis of what the heck has gone before. At chapter 6, Im still completely befuddled and am unlikely to . stick it out to the end.

Important: If you are planning to read this book, in my opinion it is very important to first read the four Aisling Grey books followed by the three Silver Dragons books. If you don't read these books, even though this book is listed as first in series, I believe you will be *Very* confused when rea......more

Long time villain, Baltic, finds redemption and his mate I really loved the beginning of Love in the Time of Dragons and even though I am not a fan of flashbacks I actually enjoyed them here. I thought that Tully's dreams were a very effective way of telling the story of Silver Dragon Ysolde and Blac......more

Very disappointing! I liked the overall story line and thought it had so much potential BUT it was confusing and irritating. She bounced between her past to her present without letting you know that was what was happening. I would be like three sentences into the past before I even realized that I w......more

3.5 Stars Tully Sullivan wakes up to find herself in a household somewhere in London with strangers. She has no memory as to how she got there and even her past is foggy but one thing she is sure of is that she is not the dragon these people claim her to be! But when she starts to have visions of a p......more

From Kindleliciousreads.com: This was a pretty short read, so I will just do a quick review. If you have read all of Katie Macalister’s dragon books up until now, you will love this addition. We finally get to see what big bad Baltic is all about. If you haven’t, you will be pretty lost. I even had t......more