Available October 2015: Named of the Dragon

***3.5/5 stars- liked to the edge of love- call it a stage I crush.

Wuthering Heights with a contemporary feel and romance, you’ll love Named of the Dragon for its multi-genre appeal.

Recommended readers:

• If you’re a fan of a multi-genre book,
• if you like Jojo Moyes (especially her contemporary novels)
• and if you bemoan a contemporary romance as lacking substance.

Here’s my Rankings:

• 3.5/5 for characters
• 3.5/5 for plot
• 3.5/5 overall

REVIEW FROM BOOKS FOR HER:

Next up on my ‘authors to keep an eye out for’ and ‘authors I need to read more of’ is Susanna Kearsley – and for good reason thanks to her latest novel Named of the Dragon. While I originally selected Named of the Dragon because it’s in the romance genre, it is so much more – with intrigue, mystery and a wonderful storyline of personal pain and recovery.  When a literary agent accepts her star client’s invitation to spend Thanksgiving in South Wales, she gets more than she bargained for with a cast of fabulous characters, eerie dreams and odd occurrences (not to mention a mysterious, brooding local). It’s a fabulous read

Available on Amazon: Named of the Dragon