Book released: June 30, 2014
Author's Name: Thea Harrison
Category: F/M
Main Characters: Liam AKA Peanut
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Heat Level: Cuteness
Blurb: Dragos Cuelebre is no longer the only dragon.
Dragos’s son Liam Cuelebre (a.k.a. Peanut) is springing into existence, reminiscent of the first of the Elder Races who were born at the beginning of the world. At just six months of age, he has already grown to the size of a large five-year-old boy. He can read, write in complete sentences, and his math skills are off the chart.
A white dragon in his Wyr form, Liam also holds more Power than almost anyone else. In an effort to give him a taste of normality, no matter how fleeting, his parents Pia and Dragos enroll him in first grade.
They hope school will help teach Liam how to relate to others, a vital skill that will help him control his growing Power. But school has a surprising number of pitfalls, and relating to others can be a tricky business.
When a classmate is threatened, Liam must quickly learn self-control, how to rein in his instincts, and govern his temper, because there’s no doubt about it—he is fast becoming one of the most dangerous creatures in all of the Elder Races.
Reviewed by LT
Rating: 5
This was a very short, very cute book with lessons attached. This novella is for lovers of the Elder Races series who want to get an inside look at the couples day to day life. I really liked seeing more of the characters from previous books. We find ourselves going to the first grade with the leader of the Wyr's first born child. Liam has grown from a toddler to the age of 6 years old in a matter of days because his mom, Pia, told him he needed to be a big boy while they were having a health scare with his father Dragos. Liam has more power than anyone has ever seen before, and his parents believe it's a good idea for him to be around other children so he can learn social skills. Sadly one of the first things he learns is bullying from children and adults. For the first time in his short life he is left alone to handle things on his own.
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