This is not what I thought it would be at all. This is what I get from not reading book jackets. I thought it would be a book on making these recovery bags, why you need them, and who you should give them to. What I got instead was the authors story of how they changed their life around. This isn't bad, just not what I expected. It was decently written, and except for it not being my type of book, I have no complaints.

I have bought quite a few Donna Grant novels on my iPad but have yet to get around to reading them. The covers always intrique me and make me want to pick them up. Well this time I did, and I quite enjoyed it. I may be one of the few but I like how the full book is broken down in 4 parts. You get just enough story to finnish in a night, but it still leaves you wanting part two. Plus these parts come out fast enough that there is little to no wait between parts.

Kellan is a Dragon King who has been asleep for centuries when he is awaken by intruders in his cave. These inturders are a covert MI5 team, but little does Denae know, that she is to be bait for the dragon. After a scuffle, Denae is hurt and taken to dragon headquarters where she is healed and told the secret of the dragons. Still fearing for her life, because afterall if the dragons dont kill her, MI5 will, she has to pick who to trust, and how to survive.

Sexual tention abounds, but no action. Yet. I can wait.

Just fair warning, I am writting the same review for parts 2, 3, and 4. This is because I was so engrassed that I had to do one after another with out stopping until I reached the end. First off, I like how the book is serialized. I find I read them much faster because it feels like a short story. I also like where the author chose to put her breaks. They make sense in the way that the story moves. I have many other Donna Grant books on my ereader that I have downloaded but have yet to read, and I can garentee that will not stay that way long. I like the mix of romance, action, and supernatural. I too now want to date a dragon king.

Just fair warning, I am writting the same review for parts 2, 3, and 4. This is because I was so engrassed that I had to do one after another with out stopping until I reached the end. First off, I like how the book is serialized. I find I read them much faster because it feels like a short story. I also like where the author chose to put her breaks. They make sense in the way that the story moves. I have many other Donna Grant books on my ereader that I have downloaded but have yet to read, and I can garentee that will not stay that way long. I like the mix of romance, action, and supernatural. I too now want to date a dragon king.

I liked this book, but I also didn't like this book. I figured with Mickey on the front it was a pull to draw kids in, but upon opening the book, it is more for teens and adults. The pages are text heavy and not really put out for kids. Overall, the information is excellent and reads like one of the classic sunday night Disney family documentries from the 80s. Its a good book, just not what I expected.

I think this book was very well done, and it had some bag patterns that I had not seen before which I really liked. I think the instructions were easy enough for people who sew to follow, but maybe not for a novice follower.

Loved this book. I find it interesting and entertaining to see what celebrities ask for in their contracts. Me I ask to be paid on time, but these people get so very specific including how many bottles, and what brand of water, how many towels, specific chocolate. I find it all ridiculous, but I love to read about it. And I also love the art in the book. It makes for a great coffee table book. The only thing I wish was done different would be the lists. in the book they are in paragraph form (probably to save space), but I think it would have been easier to read if it was in list form.