Queen of Dreams by K. Rocha, published by Montlake, is the second book in the Bound to Fire and Steel Series. This is not a stand alone, I recommend to read the books in order. The previous book is Consort of Fire and this is my review .
Consort of Fire by K. Rocha is the first book in the new Bound to Fire and Steel Series, published by Montlake.
As history and pact requires, princess Sachielle is on her way to a dragon god as his consort. Accompanied by her handmaid and lover Zanya they brave many challenges.
And Ash, the dragon, isn't what someone would expected. He's the highlight of the book.
The author duo created a fantasy world full of magic, secrets, villains. A fantastic pnr read. mm-dragon.

But back to book two. 3 lovers, an incredible story with beings beyond all fantasy with a story you can only fall in love with, the next ijjnnstallment is even better than the previous book.

I love this series and this book was even better than the first one. I love the main characters so much and I love reading about the development of their relationship. A lot of questions from the previous book were answered and the plot and story got even more interesting and intriguing. Thank you for the arc, I'm looking forward to the next book.

Oh my goodness! I was highly anticipating this sequel and it certainly did not disappoint. There were so many clever elements to this which just builds on the first book: the world building, the poly romance, the twists regarding the magic and bonds! Readers are definitely going to sink their teeth into this one. I could not put it down.

Simply wonderful. I was lucky to find this book on NetGalley. The narrative, the story, the characters, everything simply wonderful.

This was definitely a fascinating read. It was fast packed and filled to the brim with action scenes. I love the new surge in romance stories blending with fantasy genre. Give me more of them!!! Also the spice here was spicing ;)

Thank you to NetGalley and Montlake for providing me an arc of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Why I read it: HORNY DRAGON BOOK SEQUEL. Need I say more? I’ll say more. The first book in the Bound to Fire & Steel duology made my 2023 favorites list, and when the follow-up became available on NetGalley, I had to get it. Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for providing an advance copy; this is my honest review.

Review #insixwords: A must-read sequel from Kit Rocha.

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I reread Consort of Fire before diving into Queen of Dreams and I’m glad I did. When you read, uh, a lot of books like I do, it’s easy to forget what happened. Reading Consort of Fire help reorient me in the world, and made the Queen of Dreams reading experience that much better.

This book is just as good as (or better than???) Consort of Fire. Writing sequels can be hard both from a writing perspective and from a fan expectation perspective, and Bree and Donna (Kit Rocha) nailed it. (I am not surprised. Their books are 🔥)

This book features the same three main characters as book 1: Ash (the Dragon), Sachi, and Zanya. We ended book 1 with a HFN (happy for now), this book focuses on the deepening of their relationship as Sachi and Zanya come to understand and learn all they’re capable of.

Queen of Dreams expands the world-as-we-know-it from the first book, and how twisted it gets! The Betrayer makes such a fascinating (and terrifying) villain.

I am going to blatantly steal this line from my Consort of Fire review because it’s true: Bree and Donna put so much thought, care, and skill into crafting this fantasy world and its cast of characters. Seriously, it’s not to be missed.

Recommendation: This duology is one that you have to read in order. Read Queen of Dreams if you’ve read and enjoyed Consort of Fire. If you haven’t and you like fantasy romance or are looking for polyamory and bisexual rep, start with Consort of Fire.

Queen of dreams is a well-written and engaging novel that is sure to appeal to fans of romantasy, action-packed stories. I personally enjoyed the plot and its many twists very much. Can’t wait enough to read the next book already.