Ebook Review: Truth or Dragon (The Dragon Guard #55) by Julia Mills

 

Blurb: 

Return to the world of the Dragon Guard, where loyalty is eternal, magic is deadly, and Fate always collects its due.

Carrick has exactly three priorities:
Rescue the brother he thought was dead.
Destroy the ancient Elven Sorceress holding him captive.
Protect the Golden Fire Clan at all costs.

Then Fate just added a fourth.
Virginia “Ginnie” Heatherton.

The last Heatherton Necromancer standing, Ginnie spends her days helping the grieving connect with the other side—not battling Hellmouths or Demon Lords. But when her psyche is snatched, and she sees a vision that her niece is in danger, she knows the end isn’t coming quietly.

Then the Dragon arrives.
Power calls to power.
Fire answers magic.
Mate.

Their timing couldn’t be worse. The factions of evil are coming together, and Carrick’s brother is still imprisoned. Saving their family— and the world— will require more than ancient fire and necromancy.
It will take trust.
Sacrifice.
And a mating bond strong enough to shake Heaven and Hell.
Fate set everything into motion, and She refuses to be denied.

One Dragon. One Necromancer. One bond that will change everything.

*Perfect for fans of Fated Mates, powerful heroines, possessive Alpha Dragons, found family, and high-stakes paranormal romance.

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My Review - 4 1/2 of 5 stars - 

4 1/2 stars. I found this story intriguing. I loved the worldbuilding and that there was a fated mate for everyone. Acceptance of that connection was accepted. Plenty of tricks, danger, secrets, and even witty dialogue throughout. Ginnie knew what she needed to do and was quite sassy internally and externally. She was strong, intelligent, and loyal to friends and family. Carrick carried a lot of guilt for what had been happening around him but felt stronger with Ginnie and family by his side. A fun read with plenty to keep me reading.

This is my unsolicited review.