This book was a really fun romance novel. I wouldn't exactly say that it was my favorite but I really enjoyed it a lot!

Finally ……….. well at least I think it is finally , for now ………… what do I mean by this ? well the last 2 or 3 books have stood still in relation to the main storyline , but this book looks as though that is at and end …. for now !.

Whilst the Dragon King , Keltan and anthropologist Bernadette are the main romantic element of this story - they are not the main focus of the book .
Usaiel has been stirring the pot and convinced Bernadette that Dragons are real - but all she really wants is for the Dragons to outed to the Human public .Realising that she has been used Bernadette does all she can to help the Dragons even if it means her death .?
Meanwhile Con is still missing , feared to have been imprisoned by Usaiel , The Light Fae Queen .
Unable to find Con the Dragon Kings , Rhi and their allies ,including the Dark Fae King have decided that they can wait no longer and take the battle to Usaiel .
Many fall on both sides , BUT suddenly the killing is brought to a standstill when Con appears at Usaiel's side apparently under her thrall ……………. or is he ?
Finally Usaiel is defeated …………. dead ……………...or is she ?
Is Con free of her taint ?
And is one of my favourite Dark Fae really dead ? or is he now a Reaper ?
How will Rhi go on after her part in the victory ?
Many questions are answered BUT many more arise - especially who or what is Bernadette's history , how can they find the Others and where is Xanath ?

As you can see there were many questions finally answered in this brilliant story but the Author has left many more storylines to ensure that there will be more books to come in this great series .

I was given an ARC of this book by Netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

Bernadette Davies is an anthropologist who knows dragons are real and she is sharing that fact with the world. Dragon King Kelton needs to find out what she knows and figure out how to mitigate the damage. He figured she was smart but didn’t expect her to be beautiful and open. Just cause he can’t stop thinking about her and wanting to protect her doesn’t make her his mate does it.
Fever, like the rest of the Dragon Kings books, is a non-stop paranormal romantic adventure that will have you rooting for the good guys, booing the bad guy/s and hoping that our hero pulls his head out of his butt long enough to see what is right in front of him. Though this is a part of a series it can be read standalone but you are going to want to read them all.

5 bright burning stars for this amazing book!

As with all of the Dark Kings books this book follows the main story but focuses mainly on Bernadette and Keltan! As the plot thickens with their battle against Usiel Keltan finds himself feeling more and more for the mortal Dr. who had become more than just a project. What started out as an assignment turns to much more when the Dragon finds out that Bernadette knows more than she lets on!

With time against them the Dragons do their best to defeat the enemy only to discover that the battle is truly just beginning!

I love that this series though interconnected can be read as standalone! You can pick up wherever and sti feel apart of the story as if you’ve been there all along! I have grown to love this amazing group and with each book I get antsy waiting to see just what twists grant had in store for us! I can’t wait for book 17!

Oh my word!! This book had so much going on. Many questions were answered and yet Ms Grant left us with with even more questions. This book moved in at a good pace and I was thrown right into the Dragon world. I love the stolen moments where it feels like I am truly apart of this world and I laugh, cry and worry along with the characters. Kelton was a wonderful main character, I loved getting to know him! Dr. Davies was an interesting character that led to many twists and turns, she was also fun to learn more about. I cannot wait for the next book in this series and seeing more of these two, as well as the rest of the Dark King world.

Fever
by Donna Grant


Another sinful sensation that’ll hook you. The tension has been slowly building over the Dragon King series, and this book, Fever is no different. So many questions are answered but more questions still begs to be answered. Which we all know they will be answered as the series continues. It’s just the suspense and anticipation that makes me impatient.

Bernadette has had a burning desire to find the truth and expose that dragons are real and alive still today. She’s given up everything she had to accomplish this. And she is bound and determined to do so. Until....that man in the restaurant.

Swearing to never mate, Kelton has pretty much stayed a loner. Sent on a mission to attend a lecture given by Dr. Davies a Cryptozoologist, the subject just happens to be about dragons being real. Her opening words left him shocked, concerned and angry. After all the Dragons allowed the humans to live and thrive by giving them what they needed. Somehow she was getting information that was pretty close to accurate. He knew he needed to find out who and how, and fast.

Can Kelton, Bernadette and a few other Dragon Kings figure out what happened and why, before it’s too late? Can they save Dreagan, the mates and why not just save the world while they’re at it!

It’s so exciting every time Grant releases a new book. The chance to read her fabulous tales goes beyond tales, it’s like real life taking place. Can’t wait for what’s next!

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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You will have to go to my blog to read any spoilers but this book not only follows the love story between Keltan and Bernadette but also furthers the story arc’s with a lot of other main characters. Once again an AMAZING book by Donna Grant. Very action packed, edge of your seat excitement!

This was a fun and quick Paranormal Romance read. The author built out quite an intriguing world of Dragon Kings, Fae, Druids… and of course Mates. While this book could be read on its own and still enjoyed I feel you would have a much better experience if you had read the prior books in the Dark Kings series first. While the main storyline in this book centers around Kelton and Bernadette the POV does hop around to other characters who have established storylines in the world so it can be a bit confusing. The author did do a great job filling in a lot of the gaps as the story went for anyone who has not read prior books.

There was a good amount of romance to the story and a little steam without being over the top. This was such as nice light read and it only took me a few hours to finish. I could easily see a binge of the whole series happening to find out what happens with all of the other characters highlighted!

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for the opportunity to read Fever in exchange for my honest opinion.

Fever is the sixteenth book in the paranormal romance series Dark Kings written by Donna Grant. A sinfully wicked steamy romance that is sure to sweep you off your feet with unexpected surprises, complications at every turn, the tension is so tight you can feel it, and steamy romance that makes Fever too hot to hold without oven mitts! A story that pulls you in with a captivating storyline that weaves in smaller more intense plots. Just when you think you have it all figured out, another underlying plot comes to light with layers of depth and intricacy leaving you gripping the pages wanting more.

While Fever is part of a series, it can be read as a standalone. There are characters from previous books woven into each new book in the series. This is sure to make you want to start at the beginning of the Dark Kings series and read all books! I find it thrilling and suspenseful when I start reading each new book in the series.

Grant is a remarkable writer and knows how to pull in the reader into her paranormal love stories full of romance, tension, and mystery.

Legalities...I was gifted this read by Netgalley to read. I am giving my honest review.
Whew now that that's over! Who doesn't love Donna Grant and her bokks?!? She is a brilliant author and builds a paranormal world like a beast! However as much as I love her books and storytelling, the Dragon Kings series has run its course! To me it's just a continuous cycle of fighting the big baddie Usaiel and a dragon king finding his mate. Wash rinse and repeat. Imo the storyline is stalled and needs a conclusion and a breath of fresh air breathed in to it. Fever was a good book and I enjoyed reading it but it didn't leave me satisfied or with the knowledge that I'll read the next book. This is book 16 people!!! Wrap this story up already! I'd love to read a Hea for Constantine and Rhi, I'd love to see the dragons return home, but at this point I'm tired of reading the same old same with the ending never in sight! Like I said I adore Donna Grant, I'm just tired of no ending in sight with this series!

As a Dragon King, Kelton has been around for centuries like his brethren. In all that time, Keltan has disdained humans while protecting them as he is sworn to do. When he meets anthropologist Bernadette Davies who seems determined to expose the dragons to the world, Keltan is immediately drawn even though she could cause great harm to his kind. Bernadette has become enthralled with the idea of dragons existing giving up everything to pursue her goal to tell the world about them. It seems she has had some nefarious influence by a certain Fae Queen who had been out to destroy Keltan and his group for quite a while.

Once Bernadette understands what is at stake and finds herself drawn to this enigmatic Dragon King, she falls under his spell and is determined to help them fight their enemies. As she learns more about the Dragon Kings, Bernadette resolves to do all she can to aid Keltan. He has long eschewed ever having a mate because of his belief that they are a weakness since dragons mate for life which happens to be essentially an immortal one. Bernadette affects the stubborn Scottish male in ways he does not want to acknowledge; but every time they are together, passion ignites.

This is book #16 in the Dark Kings series so fans have been patiently waiting for a big battle to happen between Usaeil, Queen of the Light Fae, and Rhi who is allied with the Kings led by Constantine. Fans will be glad to know this finally, finally occurs while setting up some new paradigms related to the the Dragon King mates, the Druids, and an enemy known as the Others. There are several things going on in this book some look to be leading to new plots and more information about Others in particular.

A human is about to tell all that Dragons are real. This is an epic fantasy with Light Fae, Dark Fae, Druids and Dragon Kings. Follow the romance of Bernadette and Keltan as two species overcome a bad history of betrayal to come together. This is a favourite series of Dragon Kings but you are given tasters of how past stories interact with this one to not become lost in characters.
I was given an ARC of this book by Netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

This was the first book I've read from this author and I think I found a new go to. It has everything you could possibly want. A perfect symphony of magic, dragons, tension and romance.
I loved the characters and the story even though I would have liked more interactions between Keltan and Bernadette but I get that it's a lot of Story that is being cramped into one book. But for me it still could have used more of those moments between K and B and therefore less excursions to other characters. Like I could have done without that shower scene between Con and Usaeil. But those are just small critique points which I would have done differently. I'm still going to read more of this series and can't wait for the next book. I smell a Rhi and Con and a Henry and Melisse Story on the horizon.

This was such a hard book to read because I wanted so bad to just jump to the end. It's hard to be patient when you know something big is going to happen, and boy did something big happen! One more domino has fallen, and one more step closer to the end of the series.

Even after all that has been accomplished by the end of book 16, the author still manages to introduce a new character that just ramped up the story. We got so many questions answered but new ones popped up. That's the beauty of this series and why it has stayed so good throughout so many books.

I'd love to say more, but in no way do I want to spoil anything. I'm just going to say that Fever had a very satisfying step forward while also leaving many more things still to be addressed. I'm looking forward to book 17!

Dr. Bernadette Davies is an Anthropologist that learns news, is given proof that Dragons exist. It becomes her obsession to discover the truth. About a year after her search for dragons starts, she holds a public talk about her discoveries.

Kelton, a Dragon King, is asked to go and see if the Dr. has proof, real proof. Dragons have existed for millions of years but have hid their existence after being betrayed by humans, the humans they swore to protect.

Evil is at work though and her name is Queen Usaeil. She is Queen of the Light Fae that wants to be the Queen of all Fae and the rid the world of the Dark Kings, except of Con whom she wants to rule the world with. She is using Bernadette to get to the Kings to destroy them but she didn't really count on Kelton and Bernadette's feelings and Bernadette's common sense and the need to right wrongs.

Can Kelton trust in the feelings between he and Bernadette? Are her feelings real or a product of Usaeil's evil magic?

This is part of a series but can be read as a standalone book as it is mainly about the relationship, or HEA, of Bernadette and Kelton. I have read most of the series and each book wants me to feel like I can't wait for the next to come out!

Kelton has never wanted a "mate" so he fights what he feels for Bernadette and they both worry that Bernadette's feelings for Kelton are magic induced and not real. Bernadette is so humble though as she worries about the validity of her feelings and will not fully mate until she is sure.

I loved meeting up with the rest of the Dark Kings and their mates again as well as others like Death and her Reapers, Rhi and Balladin. I was upset at the loss of a few characters during war but have a feeling they will surface again.

This is an awesome story!!

I received this book via NetGalley and have agreed to leave an honest review.

The battle readers have been expecting…

This is the sixteenth book in the Dark Kings series.

Xaneth, the Light Fae with royal blood, is missing. Usaeil, the evil duplicitous queen of the Light Fae, is missing. Constantine, the king of the Dragon Kings is missing, abducted by the rogue Fae queen. Many are seeking the missing for the impending battle between Rhi and Usaeil has been delayed too long, each will have allies that they expect to stand with them.

While the Dragon Kings ready for what is ahead as they seek Constantine and hope that he hasn’t been turned from them, Keltan is given an assignment. A lecture is being held in Glasgow for cryptozoologists by a human woman who proposes to know about dragons. With everything the Kings had done to bury the video released years ago of their kind in action more publicity is not wanted, the distraction it would cause would be highly problematic at a time when their attention needs to be elsewhere. The sense of dread Keltan feels when the beautiful, confident woman opens her presentation with “dragons are real”, followed by that she has supporting evidence has him contacting his brethren and reminding himself that he doesn’t want to find a mate (as if he can stop the workings of destiny).

An anthropologist who walked away from everything she’d known after learning the truth of the reality of dragons, Dr. Bernadette Davies made it her personal mission to expose them to the world. One night a stranger brought their existence to her attention and the research she’s done since then has led her to Dreagan and the fact that a number of associated women have vanished. Her lecture went better than expected and she was approached by an exquisite man afterward, a man from Dreagan. Could he have been a dragon? She wondered about it. Returning home, her source isn’t happy with the progress she’s made, and she’s unsettled, her instincts say that something isn’t right. An increasing uneasiness has her driving hours to Dreagan where she learns more than she expected or could ever have imagined. But will she remember it and the man that inexplicably draws her? The possibility is highly unlikely.

Finally, the explosive battle between light and darkness that readers of the series have been expecting materialized (one of them anyway). Some answers were found, some beings had to die (are they truly gone is the question), the resolution wasn’t as expected which wasn’t surprising as this author loves to confound her readers and this fictional world is complex. Bernadette was manipulated and not just by fate to meet her match in Keltan. Once she’d met a dragon (though she didn’t know if he was one at the time) she doubted her source (who we know should never be trusted) in favor of said paranormal being, the woman had good instincts and handled things well considering what she had meant to accomplish, she was an intriguing character who came with her own mystery to be solved in the future. This book whetted my appetite as to what might happen next. Will the Dragon Kings ever find their dragons?

An advanced reading copy was obtained from the publisher via NetGalley.

There is so much happening in this book, some loose ends are tied up, some new mysteries appear, and the Dragon King Keltan finally meets a woman, Rebecca. Most of my favorite characters make an appearance, which I appreciate.

I liked that some of the story-lines seem to have come to a conclusion, but in this world full of magic you never know what the future will bring. Rebecca is a new character, and I really like her and look forward to learning more about her.

My one problem is, with the Dragon Kings and their mates, the Light Fae, the Dark Fae, Death and her Reapers, plus the Druids, and the Others, I'm at a point where I need a glossary or a cheat sheet to keep everyone straight. I would love to see a list of the major characters in one of the next books in this series.

I just reviewed Fever by Donna Grant. #Fever #NetGalley

What a fascinating and powerful story. Donna Grant gives us another book that l couldn't put down with the continuing story of the Dark Kings. This one involved Keltan and Bernadette. Keltan certainly fought the attraction hard. There was mystery, betrayal, romance and some justice. I'm hoping Rhi gets some peace in the next book. I loved it.

A good part of the Reaper and Dragons series.
Love the dragons and their mates and how they met.
Good intrigue, drama,action,angst twist and romance.
Enjoyed reading.
Voluntarily Reviewed.

Finally! An epic conclusion of one story well worth waiting for. Can't wait for the next phase. These dragons and other characters are near and dear. Wouldn't it be awesome to see the warriors join in these fights too.