Azaran
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Narrated by:
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Kirt Graves
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By:
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Jacki James
Azaran
I was born a dragon rider. A member of the Brotherhood of Ormarr, son of Cadmar, and the eldest of four sons. I was raised to defend the innocent and protect the secret of the dragons, but when I was eighteen, my parents were brutally murdered and the training and care of my brothers fell to me. Now that the youngest of my brothers is close to adulthood, the last thing I need is someone else to worry about—someone else to be responsible for. If only the handsome doctor fate had chosen for my mate wasn't so perfect for me.
Toby
AlI I ever wanted was to help people, that's why I became a doctor, but I quickly learned that modern medicine was more about the all-mighty dollar and less about saving lives. A vacation was supposed to leave me refreshed and ready to get back to work, but instead, I found myself pulled into a world I never knew existed. A world where dragons are real, men fight like medieval warriors, and my soulmate has his very own bat cave. Azaran thinks the last thing he needs is a mate to worry about. Good thing I don't need anyone to take care of me. My sexy dragon rider, on the other hand, needs someone to take care of him, and I think I'm just the man to do it.
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Excellent short story 👏👏👏
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The story felt very simple overall, and I kept waiting for the plot to really pick up or for all the little hints to lead somewhere interesting. But that payoff never really came. Instead, I found the book pretty boring for most of the listening experience.
I also struggled with the flow. A lot of the time, it felt like I was getting random scenes placed one after another rather than a story that naturally moved from one point to the next. That made it difficult for me to stay invested, even though I could see the potential in the story and its characters.
Kirt Graves did a good job with the narration, though. I enjoyed his performance and thought he brought the characters to life well.
Overall, it wasn’t a bad book, but it ended up being a pretty lackluster experience for me. There were definitely elements I enjoyed, but they weren’t enough to make the story memorable.
A Story That Never Took Flight
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