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As with all the other Dragon Kin books, I loved it! These dragons, their mates - some human, and their families are so entertaining you just can't help but laugh. Very, very highly recommended. Have them all in my home library so I can read them again and even purchased a Kindle Fire to have the one only in ebook form.


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How to Drive a Dragon Crazy Dragon Kin GA Aiken Books Reviews

I couldn't wait for the book that would bring Eibhear and Isabail's story together and here it is. It may not be one of the most romantic of the series but their story was more about growing into their relationship than the actual romance of it. I liked that the story didn't focus on the sexual tension and sexual nature of their relationship but it brought a different dimension to the series where sex was a big focus. I really enjoyed the grown up Eibhear and Izzy and their family dynamics. The story, like all the rest was very entertaining and humorous and although most families don't have to deal with war and deception, it reminded me a lot of our own family dynamics and the differing personalities involved and how we interact.
I enjoyed meeting Izzy's family on her father's side and how they played into the story as a whole. I especially love how the author is truly developing not just the main characters in this book but the characters from previous books are still developing as well. So the book doesn't focus entirely on just two main characters but brings in new ones and we also get more on the characters we previously met. Not many authors can pull this off but this series does it quite well. I love the humor and laugh quite often and that is often hard for an author to do when the setting is as violent as the one the character's live in with this series.
I truly recommend this series if you not just want a good developed, well rounded fantasy series but if you love a good laugh and want to see a bit of your own family dynamics in it. I loved how Eibhear and Izzy's story turned out and look forward to seeing more of them in the coming books. And let's hope the author continues with this series to round the story out. Great book and I loved it!!
I've been wanting to read Èibhear's and Izzy's story since I was first introduced to Izzy's character. And I have to say, I was not disappointed.

This book was really good. I love Izzy and Èibhear, they are hilarious! Èibhear's interactions with his siblings and their mates are the best! I just could not put this book down. I stayed up all night just to read it, and have work at 5 am and I'm only now finishing it at 230 am. So you can imagine me be so tired tomorrow when I go to work.

I really had no problems with this book, but one small little detail that bugs me. When the book switches from different people, I wish the Author would have put a small (1 cm by 1 cm, for example) picture or symbol to mark the changing of different perspective. It made reading the transitions really difficult and often confusing.

However, despite that it was a really enjoyable book., and I would definitely recommend this to people.
4-4.5 stars

This was a really good story and addition to the series. TBH, with the way things had been in previous books and the way Éibhear acted in the beginning of this book, I thought he was going to ruin the book for me because he pissed me off enough that all I wanted to do was slap him. Thankfully, Éibhear got a clue and stopped acting like a complete prat after a bit and then I really enjoyed the story.

Izzy is the daughter of Talaith (a MC from book #2, About a Dragon). Izzy is also a general in Queen Annwyl's army and is considered a highly skilled and fearsome warrior. Izzy's mother and younger sister are both witches but because of an issue when Izzy was born, her magical power didn't come through but she was infused with extreme strength (for a human).

Éibhear is the youngest of the royal dragon siblings (they have been the MCs of the previous books in this series). Éibhear is just now getting into what's considered adulthood for dragons (over 100 years old) but his family still insist on acting like he's still a child. Due to some drama, Éibhear had some behavior problems a while back and was sent to join the "Mi-runach"...a group of berserker type warriors that tend to do things their own way but always complete their assigned missions.

Éibhear has been with the Mi-runach for 10 years when the story begins and he hasn't seen any of his family in that time. Éibhear is a squad leader now and his commander says it's time for him to go home for a visit and he can take the other 3 members of his squad with him. Éibhear stops in at Ragnar's keep on the way home to see his sister (Keita) and is informed that he needs to stop in an get Izzy on the way home. Éibhear agrees and he and his men go off to find Izzy. When they do, Éibhear finds that Izzy has grown up and is now a mature woman that's a hell of a warrior. Regardless of her skills, Éibhear feels the need to get between her and her kills (a few different times) under the guise of "protecting her". Éibhear attitude in the beginning really pissed me off and if I was Izzy, I'd have probably tried to slit his throat for his crap.

Thankfully, with a bit of time, Éibhear's jerky behavior calms and he and Izzy are able to get along well enough. They get home and find that things are good in general but there are some issues brewing that could cause problems. The most important issue is that Izzy's younger sister, Rhi, is a witch of immense power and as she grows, she has problems controlling her power when she's emotional. There's some consideration given to sending Rhi to Talaith's mother for training but she was so horrible to Talaith, they're not sure if it would be good for Rhi. It's decided that Izzy will go to the southlands where she'll seek info on an enemy they're trying to find and believe is in that area. And while she's on the mission, she'll try to find her grandmother and see if sending Rhi to her for training is feasible. Or course, Éibhear wants to ensure Izzy stays safe so he tags along on the mission as well. Éibhear and Izzy do finally get together and although they don't really discuss things immediately, it's not hard to see that they both want more. Thankfully, by that time, Éibhear had stopped freaking at the concept of them as a couple and starts actively working bringing them together. There's some danger and a bit of drama to get through but things do turn out nicely and Izzy and Éibhear end the story starting on a HEA together.

This was a really enjoyable story. I really liked Izzy as the heroine and I can't really think of anything to really complain about in regards to her. She was strong, smart and wasn't a pushover but also wasn't a (b)itch. Éibhear pissed me off at first but once he pulled his head out of his nether regions, I liked him. Overall, I liked the characters and the story was very good and kept me engaged. I'd recommend this story/series. )

* note - I listened to the audio version of this story and the narrator did a very good job.
As with all the other Dragon Kin books, I loved it! These dragons, their mates - some human, and their families are so entertaining you just can't help but laugh. Very, very highly recommended. Have them all in my home library so I can read them again and even purchased a Fire to have the one only in ebook form.