BOOK REVIEW for "Not Her Dragon (Not This series, #6)" by Annie Nicholas

Not Her Dragon
(Not This series, #6)
by Annie Nicholas

Single female dragons are too rare to be left to their own devices. 
Or so, Bella was taught.

Then her betrothed unexpectedly dies, leaving her wedding contract in the hands of his greedy father. She has no choice but to be auctioned off to the highest bidder or her family will be killed.

For one week, she’s enslaved to a dragon who is obsessed with her. A dragon so wicked they call him Killer of Men. So powerful and wealthy, other males weep with envy. Now, she belongs to the devil bent on making her love him.

He wants her body. He wants her soul. But most of all, he wants the one thing she won’t give him. He wants her as his mate.

~ BOOK REVIEW for Not His Dragon ~

****(4) out of 5 Stars

This is another great book in this wonderful series!  I did NOT like Cedric in Not His Dragon, other than the fact that at least he was honorable; but I did come to like him quite a bit as we saw more of him in some of the other tales.  Here we really get to know him, and I was truly impressed with how thoughtful he was as a suitor.  Not to mention how forward-thinking his ideas were for someone of his age and upbringing.  

Bella was sweet and innocent; and a bit of an idiot, if you ask me.  The situations she kept putting herself in were just dumb and basically lead to all of the conflict in the story.

These two do not seem like a very likely match in the beginning, but the more we see them together the more apparent it becomes that they are perfect for one another.  

The outside influences here were a bit much for me.  There was a scene at the near end which I had a very hard time with.  And this was considering it was regarding made-up characters of a fantasy nature!  But it really upset me.  

Otherwise, however, most of the tail was fun, delightful, and entertaining.  I especially enjoyed one of the final hurdles that these two had to overcome, or rather what brought about the resolution (with the help of Bella's parents, no less!).

Seeing prior characters from previous books in the series is always fun, especially when they are viewed in a new light or different situation, as occurred here with several of them.  There were also several new characters introduced, ranging from delightful to dreadful.  Bob was most definitely my favorite character of the entire book!

I don't know if the author has plans for any additional volumes in this series, but I would love to hear more stories of additional members of the New Port paranormal society — especially Eoin's family — falling in love and being mated!

I received a free eBook copy of this title from the Author,

and have willingly provided an honest review.