Koishi by Annie Nicholas ❤️ Review & FREE eBook Spotlight ❤️ (Dragon Shifter Romance)

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Never make a deal with a dragon.

Sandra's sister is dying. Doctors say nothing can be done, but she refuses to give up hope. She has depleted all their resources searching for a cure, when a little bird whispers in Sandra's ear about secret worlds, gates, and the keepers who protect them. A dragon gatekeeper, who hoards magical treasure within his volcano home in Japan, possibly owns an item capable of curing her sister.

Gates choose their keepers, and Koishi thinks his did an excellent job in picking him. Not many dare to cross, and none who try survive. However, one tiny human female with either the courage of an army or the intelligence of a gnat has arrived on the island asking for him. Curious, he waits for the locals to steer her to his human servant—actually him, in man form.

Let the games begin. . .

25,000 Words

I couldn't put it down!

I LOVED this book. This is true-to-form Annie Nicholas writing; captivating, steamy, funny, descriptive, action-packed and an ending full of happy.

Sandra is definitely a no-nonsense heroine. She doesn't take any guff from Koshi, and she stops at nothing to complete her quest.

Koishi cracked me up to no end. Not in a slapstick kind of way, but a "I'm a zillion-year-old dragon and I've earned the right to screw with people" kind of way.

The ending was definitely happy, and this was one of those books I wish was way longer. I couldn't get enough, and I am a HUGE forever-fan of Annie's!

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Annie Nicholas writes paranormal romance with a twist. She has courted vampires, hunted with shifters, and slain a dragon’s ego all with the might of her pen. Riding the wind of her imagination, she travels beyond the restraints of reality and shares them with anyone wanting to read her stories. Mother, daughter, and wife are some of the other hats she wears while hiking through the hills and dales of her adopted state of Vermont.