Drakon The Treasure Keeper, Book 4, (Paperback)

from flemmily

oh meh. Steamy and fun, but really poor writing. The plot is fuzzy and confused, and the leading man spends most of his time as insubstantial ghost. Queen of the Dragons had better characters, but a worse plot. The first two books in the series were marginally better.

from Kirconnell

Too bad it wasn't a better book. My friend loaned me this one because we have been reading the series together. Ms Abe should have stopped at three. Not that it doesn't have its good points because the author is really gifted at setting a mood and creating an atmospheric other world, but it just ...

from aprillee

Zoe Cyprienne Lane is a simple daughter of a seamstress in hidden Darkfrith, in 18th. century England, the home of the magical Drakon. The Drakon look like ordinary humans but the males can turn invisible and take dragon form and some of the women can turn to dragons or have other powers. Zoe dis...

from punxsygal

The Treasurer Keeper is the fourth book in the Drakon series. The drakon are surrounded by an enemy almost as strong as they are. The sanf inimicus have sworn to slay the drakon and they have captured young Lord Rhys Langford. In a similar time, James Hayden, suitor of Zoe Cyprienne Lane sets out...

from kybunnies

This was such a great book in the Drakon series. The author has weaver a tale that is both interesting and amazing. She keeps the reader guessing through out the story. I look forward to future books on this series.