Dark Fire

Fireblood Dragons, Book 10

By: Ruby Dixon

Narrated by: Ja'Air Bush, Jeremy York

Length: 11 hrs and 50 mins

Publisher's summary

Azar has taken over Fort Dallas. He rules with complete authority, and everyone bows down to him.

Everyone except one woman. Melina, the fort's medic. No matter what he offers, she refuses to give in. A good man would know to stop asking. Unfortunately for Melina, Azar is not a good man.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Ruby Dixon (P)2022 Tantor

Action-packed

This book was so entertaining with interesting and unique storyline. My favorite people are Azar and children. Molina, Rachel, and the other women got on my nerves with the abrasiveness and waffling. The narrators did an excellent job with characters. Jeremy was perfect for dragon voices and glad a sister was used to narrate Molina. Great series!

Beautiful conclusion

So happy to finally get Azar and Melina’s story. I loved both characters so much! Their struggles and triumphs really drew me in—I found myself rooting for each of them in different ways, throughout.

I’m not glad the saga ends here, but I’m more than satisfied with how it does. I can imagine wanting to listen to all these stories again someday.

Good ending to a wonderful series!

Good read and great POV. I really did not want to like Azar, but I grudgingly became a fan.

If you want to binge a series, then I recommend this one.

Overall, I really enjoyed this series. This last book was a good conclusion to the world building. I was hoping for a bit more action and I feel like there are a few plot questions that the author did not answer.
I do love the redemption ark, the complexity of the love story between the two main characters. I did think that the female lead was a bit too much of a martyr and to be blunt a bit too self-righteous.
Also I think they should have picked a younger sounding female narrator. I really enjoyed that most of the books were included in my membership. I do think it was worth buying three more credits to finish out the series. Overall I recommend these books.
Very entertaining.

Molina is SO self righteous

Molina is so self righteous it’s annoying. Like she has all of these rules for Azar which I understood but, to be upset with that the Dragons are protecting the city just doesn’t resonate with me. Like come on, I’d rather have them on the walls protecting the fort than burning it down. Ugh, I’m annoyed with the ladies Molina especially.

This book was so good.

I really enjoyed what Ruby Dixon did with this book. The books left on the table was priceless.

Excellent Storytelling

Molina is a believable character. Ruby did a fair amount of research to depict how African Americans post apocalyptic concerns are a little different from everyone else. She goes into why the term and lifestyle of “slavery” hits African Americans differently. Ruby researched our hair and skincare routines. I’m proud of her and grateful.

Ok the storyline is good and juicy. Molina gives this alien a hardcore run for his power and pride. Whatever games he thought he was going to run on her, were shut down immediately. Once they come to terms with the facts that neither of them is going to back down, the story gets better. Sorry for being so vague. I hate spoilers.

Loved every bit it!

This was was so good. The story really tied things up and the narrator’s were perfect

Great series!

I’ve never read so many books in a series before and I couldn’t wait to read the next one every time. The world the author created was awesome. Loved each set of characters story line. Each unique and interesting. I would recommend this series to anyone.

So cute

This book combined fantasy, love, betrayal, and healing within. Melina (black female) was strong yet slightly broken. Azar (white male) had to learn to embrace all of himself. Truly a wonderful love story.