Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Dragon Marked (Supernatural Prison, #1)

Dragon Marked (Supernatural Prison, #1)
By Jaymin Eve

SUMMARY

There are supernatural prisons hidden across the globe. Contained within these fortresses are some of the deadliest criminals from the five supernatural races: vampire, shifter, fey, magic users and demi-fey.

Jessa Lebron, twenty-two, has spent her entire life in Stratford, Connecticut, one of the gateway towns adjoining these prisons which protect the fortified borders. She’s a wolf shifter, and her father leads the town council. She learns that much of her life has been hidden from her, secrets which threaten to tear apart the very fabric of her world. Especially the biggest secret of them all.

She is dragon marked.

Jessa only knows what she’s been told about the dragon marked, that they are dangerous and must be eliminated to prevent the rise of the dragon king, the powerful warmonger who had his head removed a thousand years ago. So now Jessa's on the biggest hit list of all. Dragon mark hunters are lethal and her only hope to evade detection is to keep the energy contained.

As more secrets unfold she finds herself locked up in Vanguard, the notorious American supernatural prison. Thankfully she’s not alone. Braxton, the dragon-shifter has her back. Together they must survive long enough to free themselves and the other dragon marked.

Because it’s time for the dragon marked to rise.


REVIEW

Five solid stars!

This story was out if this world good!  I am waiting on the edge of my seat for the next installment!  This has everything: --action, shifters, unresolved sexual tension, friends, long lost sisters, and mystery prophecy.  Jessa is a strong alpha female and is a great role model for any female character!  She is not wishy washy, she is not ruled by her lady parts, and she stays rational most of the time.  I like her confidence and I can't wait to find out who her mate is...Max or Braxton?  Well written and keeps you wrapped up in it till the end.  LOVED IT!


Received a copy from NetGalley for an honest review.


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