A Sovereign's Scorn
Dragon's Dilemma, Book 1
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Heather Wilds
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Luke W. Logan
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Typhoeus is a dragon. To the humans hunting him, he is nothing more than a monster, a mindless beast to be killed for levels and glory.
To him, adventurers are not that much better. Exiled from his home due to a trait on his status, and so very tired of killing adventurers on a near daily basis, Typhoeus decides to seek refuge hidden amongst the cowed remnants of humanity that populate this world.
Armed with a millennium of mystical knowledge and a powerful new skill that lets him take on the guise of a completely average human woman, the dragon must decide if he can be more than just the words on his status. Flung headfirst into a life of romance and adventure, this is his story.
The Dragon's Dilemma series is the queer romantic fantasy LitRPG mashup featuring a shapeshifting dragon, an uncaring system, sapphic love, and an ancient threat.
©2022 Luke W. Logan (P)2022 Podium Audio
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The ending 8s kinda weak but the rest is good
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Warning this is spoiler talk.
The way Tyth got beaten down by his lover for lying at the end is really upsetting and the only way I'll be able to enjoy a 2nd book is when someone literally or figuratively slaps some sense into her.
Tyths lover already knew that Tyth was lying and that the revelation could make her look at Tyth in another light, so I find it annoying how she acts so volatile when she finds out. Also he literally saving her life multiple times suddenly was easily forgotten and the he got blamed for her torture wich is insane.
Tyths lover made the decision to bind herself to him against his advice, she made the decision to run away and then let herself get captured again wich caused her torture.
The argument that he killed heroes is also lame, he was fighting for his own life against them.
Yea, I can understand that she might be a little wrong in the head after the torture, but this needs to be set right in the next book and not with a sorry from Tyth but the other way around, he already apologized for lying, he was already on his way to tell her the whole truth before the attack and he is clearly willing to give up his live for her, it's also clear that his fears were warranted, the only person who has been needlessly cruel and didn't apologize for it is Tyths lover.
the ending weakens the story quite a bit
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