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  • Deven and the Dragon

  • Beautiful Beasts, Book 2
  • By: Eliot Grayson
  • Narrated by: Greg Boudreaux
  • Length: 6 hrs and 38 mins
  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (41 ratings)

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Deven and the Dragon

By: Eliot Grayson
Narrated by: Greg Boudreaux
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The beast doesn't ever really get a fairytale ending… does he?

Deven's mission is clear. All he has to do is convince the dragon to give up one of his magical scales. Lies, deception, seduction—nothing is off-limits. It should be easy. But it isn't. Especially not when said dragon is so alluring in human form. It's not long before Deven starts to want something way more valuable than a scale from his beautiful beast. But how do you convince a dragon to give you his heart when your entire relationship was built on deceit?

Fiora is cursed. Love can kill him—literally kill him. So, keeping his mind (and hands) off the devilishly handsome Deven shouldn't be a challenge. But it is. Deven's entirely too warm, too attractive, too… everything to resist. And spending time with the lovable human makes Fiora question what's more frightening—the curse or the possibility of a life without Deven by his side.

If they want a shot at happily ever after, Deven and Fiora will need to break the potentially deadly curse and overcome all the secrets that stand between them. Easy, right?

They wish...

This book is an explicit M/M paranormal fantasy romance with a twinky, grouchy, gothy dragon who hoards—well, it isn't gold, a hot human sunshine himbo (he'd be the first to admit that's a fair description), and some extremely angry parents who can breathe fire. Although this is book two in a series, it stands completely alone. The Beautiful Beasts series does not contain mpreg. HEA guaranteed!

©2020 Eliot Grayson (P)2024 Podium Audio
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Another Beautiful Smut Novel

Eliot & Greg are a match made in heaven. Eliot’s words come to life in the naughtiest of ways thanks to Greg’s narration. *chefs kiss*

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Sweet story

The MCs were very sweet (although I wanted to shake them to communicate a few times). 😉 I really enjoyed Fiora’s false bravado to keep his pride intact.

Greg Boudreaux did an amazing job. I think he had a really good time narrating this one. You could hear it in his voice several times. I laughed out loud along with him.

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Melodrama overload

This could have been so much better but it's overburdened with melodrama and purple prose. Too many metaphors, adjectives and adverbs. I struggled keeping track of the plot. I was annoyed that the Dragon didn't tell his lover that having sex with him could kill one of them. Who does that? And then the fool forgives the Dragon and has to engage with a house full of very selfish drama queens. I finished it but it was a struggle. I didn't feel there was any real depth to the characters at all. They're a shallow bunch.

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