Review: How to Love Your Dragon- Lexxie Couper

Title: How to Love Your Dragon 
Author: Lexxie Couper
Series: Fire Mate Book 2
Release Date: February 15 2012
Publisher: Ellora's Cave
Genre: Paranormal Erotic Romance
Rating: 4 Hoots
Reviewer: Charity
Buy From: Amazon/ Barnes and Noble

Sum It Up! It was interesting, but not exactly my cup of tea. Overall- a good read!

Yorick “Rick” Hayes takes only two things seriously—his work as a veterinarian and the seduction of lovely ladies. He’s unprepared for the lovely lady police officer who pulls him over for speeding, however. Inexplicable, overwhelming lust threatens to make him do something stupid—like try to seduce her on the side of the road. Throw in sudden flashes of past life memories and Rick is confused, monumentally horny and borderline obsessed with his sexy, no-nonsense cop.

For nearly half a century, Officer Kenna Mackay has denied her dragon side. Her twin sister was betrayed by her mate, and Kenna refuses to risk the same fate—until she makes eye contact with Rick. Her dragon awakens with a vengeance, the mating fire claiming both woman and beast. Hard. Hot. Unstoppable. And exquisitely arousing. The dragon wants her Fire Mate—now.

But history could repeat itself when that mate turns out to be a Druid; one who may have done something bad to dragon-kind in his past life. Something very, very bad indeed. (Goodreads)

Review:

This is book two in the Fire Mate series, but I have not read the first one and it seems to be able to stand on its own very well.

The romance and connection between Kenna and Rick is well done. The sexual chemistry is hot, the supernatural pull is strong, and the love feels genuine. The humor is fun and gives you deeper glimpses of their personalities. Their physical interactions were hot and intense. What I wasn’t really expecting was the reincarnation aspect to be the main focus with the memories coming in spurts. It was interesting, but not exactly my cup of tea. I think I will like the first book a lot more when I go back and read it.

Overall- a good read! Well Done Ms. Couper.