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The last time fairy princess Nineva Morrow engaged in magic, evil forces rendered her an orphan-isolated and incapable of trusting in anyone's survival. But after years of hiding on Earth, she'll use her powers once more-and attract more knights than she can handle
To keep her safe from the malevolent Sidhe King Ansgar, Fairy Princess Nineva lives with humans. However, Nineva does not like what her destiny is. She is expected to rescue the goddess Semira incarcerated within a sword while expecting a dragon to burn her alive as her reward.---------------- Kel the Blue Dragon commiserates with Semira having spent centuries trapped inside a sword. Freed, Kel knows he must find the avatar Nineva to help her liberate Semira. Failure means the end of the Mageverse and probably Earth too but to his shock she rejects working with a dragon out of fear he, who she is to attracted too, is the one destined to burn her alive.---------------- The latest Master¿s romantic fantasy affirms that Angela Knight is a sub-genre grandmaster with what is the best novel in a great saga. Nineva and Kel make a fascinating pairing as they want one another yet he still has lingering problems from his imprisonment in a sword and she believes he is the one who will set her afire. Of course besides their personal issues hindering their relationship, there are two universes in jeopardy as good and evil clash in Angela Knight¿s tremendous thriller.------------- Harriet Klausner
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Posted June 29, 2011
Angela Knight is great - her series are so much fun to read and I love Kel's sense of humor. If you are into mystical romance and lovers overcoming some heavy duty obstacles make sure to start her series. I go back and forth between these, vampires, shape shifters, and witch romances - lightens the burden of every day life for sure and peaks the imagination. The "downer" is that I find myself hurrying to get to the end of the book to read the finale and then I bum out that I've finished! Have fun and enjoy the books for what they are - entertaining!
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.I loved this story! Finally after all those centuries of being a sword, Kel has finally found the woman of his dreams. Unfortunately she blast's him into the next county at their first meeting. Later though, Kel gets to return the favor much to his dismay. BUT it's for the better of the entire Mageverse... isn't that worth it? Guess you'll have to read to find out.
I only have one additional note to make... Where's the Blue hair? I love the cover but I really hate it when they don't stick to the story. Thats the point of all those details, right?
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Posted April 6, 2010
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In this Mageverse novel, Nineva Murrow has long known that she is the 21st Avatar of the goddess Semira and fated to free the goddess by aligning with a blue dragon knight and "burning in his fire." Semira was trapped into a sword just as Kel, the blue dragon, had been trapped into Gawain's sword. She has been on her own now for over 10 years after her uncle had her father and mother were assassinated. But fate puts Kel into her life, and together they must live through the prophecy. However, there are different ways to fulfill the prophecy and destroy the alien army ready to invade earth and Mageverse. This was a thoroughly entertaining and fantastic adventure. Of course, Semira is a fertility goddess, even more fun!
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Posted June 15, 2007
Angela Knight just keeps getting better with every book she writes, and Master of Dragons is an amazing story. What I like the most is her ability to write a flawed hero or heroine and make them perfect for the story--in Master of Dragons, the heroine has serious issues, but she overcomes all of them in a most amazing way. I absolutely love Angela Knight's stories--wonderful action, sexy romances and a hero and heroine to leave you with a smile when you turn the last page. It doesn't get any better!
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Overview
The last time fairy princess Nineva Morrow engaged in magic, evil forces rendered her an orphan-isolated and incapable of trusting in anyone's survival. But after years of hiding on Earth, she'll use her powers once more-and attract more knights than she can handle