Light My Fire (Aisling Grey, Guardian Series #3) by Katie MacAlister
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- Pub. Date: November 2006
- 352pp
- Sales Rank: 24,767
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: November 2006
- Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
- Format: Mass Market Paperback, 352pp
- Sales Rank: 24,767
- Series: Aisling Grey, Guardian Series, #3
- ISBN-13: 9780451219824
- ISBN: 0451219821
Synopsis
Aisling Grey is juggling being a demon lord, a Guardian, and a wyvern's mate, even though she's keeping her distance from said wyvern, Drake, these days. But her presence is still required at a meeting of the green dragons. Since several attempts have been made on her life, Drake is sure to get protective of her. Which might not be a bad thing when war breaks out and all hell breaks loose-literally.
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A fun read!by boomer51
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May 31, 2009: A fast-paced romp with the sort of zany characters and witty dialogue that make Katie MacAliser so much fun to read. These first-person naratives feature Aisling Gray as dragon's mate and accidental demon lord. The secondary characters are well developed and add much to the fun of the rollar coaster plot. Although the series continues, these books were so well written that they can be enjoyed on their own.
Danger, dragons, and damsels in distressby Anonymous
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April 26, 2008: The dragon series books are great fun, even if the publisher can't quite figure out how to market them. Not quite romance, but something very different from your average fiction. This book, with its imaginative approach to the paranormal, its sarcasm and wit, and its very real plot line that doesn't simply serve as an excuse to fill the void between time in the sack is a beach read for every season. Readers are advised to read these in order - MacAllister does fill im some plot information from previous novels, but she (thankfully) does not retell these novels in the first 100 pages of her subsequent books.
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