The Air Dragon’s Secret by Keryn Munson

The Air Dragon’s Secret by Keryn Munson
The Dragon Keeper’s Tale Book One
Publisher: Rogue Phoenix Press
Genre: Action/Adventure, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Full Length (197 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

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Young dragons Glan and Nuriel have broken dragon law, a union of fire and water punishable by death. The spark between them grows; an unbreakable bond fraught with danger. As word of their pairing spreads, clashing cultures tip an uneasy peace between earth, water, fire and air. Hunted by rival dragon groups and an unbalanced father bent on revenge, the two must decide to hide, run or fight to save their alliance and their future.

In the time before man, there were three different types of dragon – earth dragons, fire dragons and water dragons. The different clans did not interbreed or have much to do with each other.

Water dragons Glan and her brother Kaelin, flee the massacre of their family and take refuge in a small lake where they are befriended by male and female fire dragons. Their escape to the world above the home lake and their mating with the fire dragons brings a new type of dragon into existence – the air dragons, but this is only the beginning. The four adult dragons must protect their young, but their efforts could bring about a war between the different clans.

A slow start to this book makes it difficult to get into the story. Although the series is called The Dragon Keeper’s Tale, it’s not really about the dragon keeper, more about the dragons. Once the keeper fades into the background the story begins to evolve and pick up speed and this gave me the impetus to carry on reading.

A dragon tale with a difference.