S.E.X. Review~ Union by Annabelle Jacobs

Can magic save them before it’s too late….

After the defeat of the Lowland Army, King Seran is still at large, and Torsere needs the Elves’ protection more than ever. Nykin returns to his duty as a dragon rider and accompanies Ryneq to the Elven city of Alel to witness the joining of their two realms through marriage.

As the wedding approaches, the dragons sense a malevolent presence lurking at Alel’s borders. Nykin and Fimor take to the skies to patrol the magical city, but as the evil grows more potent, the enchanted boundary surrounding Alel grows weaker.
Working alongside the elven guard, Nykin and Ryneq once again ride headfirst into danger as they struggle to protect Torsere from Seran’s thirst for revenge.

Featuring magic, suspense, and danger in the continuation of this romantic fantasy.
Previously released through Dreamspinner.

Union by Annabelle Jacobs picked up where Capture left off and I was sucked in! While I loved the storyline and the dragons and dragon riders were amazing, I was a tad bit confused by Ryneq and Nykin’s relationship once Ryneq announced Nykin as his consort.

The dynamics and interaction between the two men was well done, but in my mind Nykin should have been more “elevated” in everyone’s eyes as Ryneq’s consort.- Maybe just a pet peeve of mine.

In book one I was leery of the elves, but they proved to be a trustworthy group with interesting personalities that enhanced the dynamics between themselves and the Torsereans.

Once again, the dragon, especially Fimor stole the show. His sarcastic wit was right up my alley.

Overall, I am enjoying the series and looking forward to Ms. Jacobs final book in the trilogy.

Sexy & Sizzling

A four-handcuff review

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