Revealing the Dragons

Stonefire Dragons

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Book Synopsis

This novella is not a standalone. Please read the boxed set of Sacrificed to the Dragon first.

Melanie Hall-MacLeod finally released her book about the dragon-shifters. The reception of her book, however, is anything but peaceful.

Tristan wants nothing more than to whisk his mate and two children off to safety, but Mel refuses to hide. As the danger increases and threatens his new family, Tristan battles the need to protect his mate with the need to make her happy.

Can Melanie and Tristan survive the strain between the new danger in their lives and their new twins? Or, will Tristan lose the battle with his inner dragon, surrender to his protective instincts, and take care of the threats at the cost of his mate?

25,000+ words (estimated) / 18+, explicit language and sexual situations / HEA and no cliffhanger

Next Up: Arabella's Story

The Hook

I'm always a bit hesitant when it comes to those ".5" novellas that get added to a series. More often than not, they feel like they could have been condensed and sprinkled into the main books without losing much. However, I'm holding out hope that Revealing the Dragons will be different!

This novella promises to shed more light on some of the Stonefire dragons we have yet to get to know as well, and it'll be interesting to see the repercussions of Melanie's book. It will at least bring some benefits, especially for Melanie in reconnecting with her family.

While I'm not expecting a ton of action from this shorter story, I'm hoping it provides a satisfying interlude in the overall narrative and offers some interesting insights. Maybe it will surprise me with unexpected depth or a change in the usual ".5" novella dynamic. Here's hoping! I'm off to start reading now—fingers crossed! 🤞

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Book Review

By Blogger:

Dee Szuba

I just finished Revealing the Dragon by Jessie Donovan, and I have to admit, it was a bit of a mixed bag for me. It was a cute, quick read, but I didn't feel like it added a whole lot to the overall Stonefire Dragons series. While it did give us some more insight into Triston and Melanie's relationship and set the stage for Arabella's story in Healed by the Dragon, it wasn't exactly essential to the overarching plot.

Melanie's book and its impact on the dragon community are important, but I felt like this story could have been woven into the other books without needing a dedicated installment. Perhaps mentioning the media conferences and the book's release in passing would have been enough. It was a quick read, which was nice, but it just didn't have the same depth and impact as the other books in the series.

That being said, if you're a completionist and want to experience every chapter of the Stonefire Dragons saga, then go ahead and give it a read. It does offer some interesting tidbits and hints at potential future conflicts, but it's not crucial to understanding the main storyline.

Book Spoilers

Disclaimer: This section might contain Spoilers about the book because, as we read the books we try to provide readers with information that might catch them off guard and/or trigger them to in one way or another. This is the main reason for this blog was created.

I finished Revealing the Dragon by Jessie Donovan, and while it was a cute and quick read, I do have to add a content warning. It's definitely not for younger audiences due to some strong language and adult scenes.

Spoiler Alert:

Honestly, this was one I could have skipped. It was alright, but it didn't feel crucial to the overall series. The most interesting part was the reveal of a new enemy, the Dragon Knights, at Melanie's media conference. That definitely adds a new layer of intrigue to the story! I also liked how it set the stage for Arabella's book, Healed by the Dragon, which I'm starting tomorrow.

Overall, it was an okay read but not my favorite in the series. I'm much more excited to dive into the next book! See you in the comments!

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