Ruby Dixon just doing her thing. 

Post-apocalyptic world where dragon-shifters have come through a rift in spacetime (? maybe.) And they need mates. Sign me up.

Our FMC, Claudia, has been offered up as "bait" to try and appease the outlandish theory that a dragon can be "tamed" by a human female. Then she is found by Kael (our big scary dragon man) and he decides that she is his and will stop at nothing to prove himself as a suitable mate for her. Too bad they can't communicate with each other. 

I always love this trope where there is a complete lack of understanding of each others courting practices. I chuckled every time Kael was confused when Claudia didn't appreciate him slaughtering animals and dropping them at her feet.... <i>why doesn't this tiny fragile creature understand that I'm trying to provide for her??</i>

Overall, this was a good time. Was it her best? No. But I think this book probably has the same issues that all of the first books in these long series do- I think this one sets the world up nicely and I will probably enjoy the later books more.