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Cai, Duke Wyvern, absolutely, positively, definitely isn’t falling into a mating fever, and he’s made dang sure of that. He doesn’t trust his instincts, so he waits for women to come to him and dates them a few times at most. If he starts feeling any sort of magic tingle, he leaps away from them faster than a dragon can fly.
He’s careful, so careful. His father fell into dragon senescence when his mother left, and Cai will do anything to avoid dying like that.
But when he meets Ember Niamh, a gorgeous, funny, flirty witch who dabbles in the arcane side of witchcraft, he thinks she’s great.
Really great.
Really the greatest greatly great, ever.
A shiver fills his soul when he looks at her. Magic crests over his skin when she touches him.
And the first time they meet, he ends up on his knees with his head swimming so hard that he can barely remember his own name.
But he will do absolutely anything to avoid falling into mating fever.
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This is the final book in the Dragon's Den Casino series. I was quite sad in a way, this series is fun, light-hearted and was a good read to let me escape my stressful life at the minute. This last book titled: Dragon's and Fire, is about the last of the 3 witch friends, Ember Niamh, she is an elemental witch, and she is given the duty of 'feeding the serpents that Bethany apparated in the fountain at the casino in book 1, there, of course, are a few mishaps in her magic... leading to some funny descriptive scenes in the book.The 3rd bachelor of the Dragon Den gang who is hell-bent on staying single and not falling like Mathonwy and Arawn into Mating Fever, Cai Wyvern, falls for Ember, but due to his fathers demise after his fated mate severed the fated mating bond, he is very conflicted and tries to resist, but the pull is too much which leads to some very mixed messages for poor Ember...The Author - Poppy Wolfe aka Blair Babylon, has wrapped this 3 books series up quite nicely, the book flows well, it concludes each of the 3 misfit witches stories up nicely and we also have the subplot of who will become the next Dragon King, the gatherings at the palace were always funny.I had a hard time trying to pinpoint the type of book this is, I couldn't think of a series that I had read that would be of a similar tone, but in the end i guess saying that its like a meld of chick-lit/PNR.A great pick me up and make me smile read, thats full of shifter dragons and loyal witchy friends who have spent their lifetimes being thought of as misfits with faulty magic.I think I will have this series in my - Re-Read list for a go-to world where I can laugh out loud but still have my fantasy alpha shifter males to drool over