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My Review of Brennen by author Helen Johnston

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Brennen: Dragon shifter romance

                                                    (The Royal Dragon Series Book 1)




Araline has been down on her luck for some time. Left homeless by her pig spawned from hell—or in other words, her boyfriend, Giles—she’s been sofa surfing in friends' homes.


Until new friend, Macie, offers her a place to stay indefinitely, on the condition she covers her shifts at work while she is taken to hospital for a routine operation.
Unbeknown to Araline, Macie is one of only a handful of people on Earth who protects an ancient secret. A secret that will change Araline’s life irrevocably.

Brennen has been waiting for his mate for a long, long time. Born to the royal family of Mertier, he is a prince and the next in line to be King.


His prayers are answered when he is finally sent to Earth to collect her. But what he finds is completely unexpected. Acting on pure impulse and not wanting to return home empty-handed, he makes a snap decision and takes the unknowing female with him.


Araline awakes to find herself on a strange planet, and quickly finds herself having to adapt to a new life completely different from her time on Earth.


Follow their story in book one of the Royal Dragon series by Helen Johnston.




                                                                       Review



Steamy, Spicy, and More imagination that you can fathom...this book is sizzling~Just Jules and Her Book

Pay attention of all the cookie crumbs in this read because it will leave you craving for more! The details make the book intriguing and the steamy scenes are smoking. Some errors that the author might want to pay attention to but it doesn't really distract from the story. It flowed with easy across the page and you were able to follow along with the storyline with anticipation for more. Overall, I loved this story it kept your fulling engaged and wanting more!






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