Friday, March 31, 2017

Virtual Book Tour w/Giveaway: Ice Dragon Tales by Hurri Cosmo


M/M Romance 
Date Published: February 2017



Prince Joron of Blade Rain was kissed by a man he had no idea was King Aric of Claymoor Doom. Of course King Aric had no idea the one he kissed was even a man since Joron was dressed as a woman. Disguised to escape the newly crowned king of Blade Rain who just happens to be Joron's brother, Joron is swept off his feet by Aric when he is rescued by him from an assault. Aric is also swept off his feet by the beauty of the "woman" and that one amazing kiss. Aric, who is led to believe the beautiful woman he kissed is actually the princess, immediately goes to the king of Blade Rain and offers for the princess’s hand in marriage and his offer is accepted. Unfortunately, King Aric is now betrothed to Liarta, Joron’s sister. But an emergency has King Aric racing home without finding out the mistake he has made and now Joron must ride to Claymoor Doom to renegotiate the offer since Liarta is in love with someone else and does not want to marry King Aric. 



Imagine Aric’s surprise when he discovers the Prince is the one he thought was the Princess! So Aric does the only thing he can think of. He will release Liarta from her obligation of marriage, but only if Joron takes her place... in the marriage bed.


Review:
3 stars



Am still trying to figure this book out, well written, will say that. Some of the characters are captivating like Prince Joron and King Aric, and Joron's sister Liarta. Now our sweet Prince is hiding from a cruel stepmother and a brother who is way interested in his brother and not the sibling way.
The first time Joron and Aric met, Aric thought it was a woman whom he rescued and kissed, not able to keep her of his mind he went to negotiate a marriage to Liarta , imagine his surprise when he discovers Prince Joron is said maiden in distress he kissed.
Kisses and possible love fly in the air as intrigue is all around both of them.

I received a copy for my honest review!

Review by Jara






Things are going well for King Aric. He had Joron safely hidden away. Diagus, although a continuing threat to Joron, had left his castle empty handed, and the Cetin Gang was headed for his dungeons. He should be thrilled but – something was not right. He could feel it. 

Sure enough, when he returns to Claymoor castle, he finds Joron has been kidnapped and he must ride immediately to rescue him. And knowing the culprit, it was not going to be an easy task. However, Aric has a trump card; a letter from a dead king. Seemingly nonsensical at first, it now points a finger directly at a murderer and Aric is convinced Joron is next. Somehow he has to find him and get Joron back into his protective arms before it’s too late. 

Unfortunately, there are other huge pitfalls just waiting in the shadows. It turns out Joron is the true king of Blade Rain and Aric's long dead wife miraculously returns to claim Aric as her own. Between all the lies, murders, and life altering revelations, is there hope for these two at all?



Review:
4 stars


Murder, intrigue, lust, love, mayhem. Kings who no longer are kings, and others now are the legal heirs. Kings and Queens all neatly packed into a story.

For a bit things were going well for Arick, he had Joron safely hidden. But Diagus has not given up, he wants Joron his brother back, The Queen has other ideas, but when King Aric comes to rescue Joron many truths are revealed, some will leave you gaping and wondering what did you miss.

Unfortunately, there are other huge pitfalls just waiting in the shadows. It turns out Joron is the true king of Blade Rain and Aric's long dead wife miraculously returns to claim Aric as her own. Between all the lies, murders, and life altering revelations, is there hope for these two at all?

I received a copy for my honest review!

Review by Jara






King Diagus of Blade Rain is in a bind. He is duty bound to produce a royal heir and the only way he knows that can happen is if he beds a woman. Definitely not his idea of Happily Ever After. In fact, far from it. Except instead of walking down the aisle with the princess he has arranged to marry, Diagus is off in the wilds of Claymoor Doom. But there’s a good reason. Rumor had it there was someone near Gray Valley with Diagus’s stark blue eyes. A possible relative and therefore an heir? Was there a chance he might not have to marry a woman, after all? Regrettably, Diagus finds no one matching the rumor’s description. What he does find is a heinous, black magic plot for murder and Diagus is the next on the list.





Tama’s pregnant sister claimed to be carrying the child of a king. Not just any king. The mighty king of Blade Rain. She was determined to get out of the very poor house of Hilman and into the lap of luxury. But fate had its own agenda. Sadly, Tama must raise his nephew all by himself after his sister unexpectedly dies in childbirth. It’s not a problem, though. He loves Aydin as he loved his sister – with all his heart.



However, Tama’s lazy and abusive father, Beourn, is angry and extremely disappointed. Being the grandfather of a crown prince, he was looking forward to moving to the castle and living a life of extravagance. With his daughter’s death, that was no longer possible. So, he does the unthinkable. He kidnaps Aydin with the intent of selling him to the rich and powerful king. Tama is stunned he would do such a thing and chases after Beourn to rescue Aydin.


But he doesn’t get far before he is confronted with a beautiful man being viciously attacked. Of course Tama has to help. If he doesn’t the man will surely die. Except Tama quickly learns the man is far more than just someone in trouble. In fact, the man is a king and will change Tama’s life. Forever.



Review:
5 stars

Well here is one thing I will admit to, when I started to read the series I will freely admit to that I took an instant dislike to King Diagus he was just so wrong, such an idiot, but what two other books do to you is another matter.

Diagus of Blad Rain must as a king produce an heir, and the only way he knows it can be done is to bed a woman. And its not something he is looking forward to, not his idea of happily after.
Rather then walking down the aisle if is in the wilds of Claymoor Doom chasing a rumor he has heard that there is someone there with stark blue eyes like his.
A relative and possibly an heir to the throne, but he finds no one that matches the description he is seeking. But what he does find is, black magic plot for murder and Diagus is the next on the list.

Tama’s sister claimed to be carrying the child of a king. Not just any king. The mighty king of Blade Rain. She was determined to get out of where they were living and to do this she needed the child. But as always fate has other ideas. She dies during the birth and Tama raises the child. Audin who he loves as he loved his sister.
Tama’s lazy and abusive father, Beourn, is extremely disappointed. Being the grandfather of a crown prince, he was looking forward to moving to the castle and living a life of extravagance. He does the unthinkable. He kidnaps Aydin with the intent of selling him to the rich and powerful king. Tama is stunned he would do such a thing and chases after Beourn to rescue Aydin.
Many adventures await Tama and Diagus, a witch who seeks the child and the King and we are not talking good magic, we are talking black magic, they also find what we all seek, love, will they find a way out, will they find the love that so far has eluded them. Read it and find out, its a great story well written.

I received a copy for my honest review!

Review by Jara






I live in Minnesota where I holds tight to the idea that here, where it’s cold a good part of the year, I won’t age as fast. Yep, I avoid the truth as much as I avoid mirrors. But one of the reasons I love writing is reality doesn’t always offer up a “happily ever after” and being able to take control of that is a powerful lure. Being a happy ending junkie, writing just makes them easier to find. Oh, I doesn’t mind “real life” and I do try to at least keep it in mind when I write my stories, but I truly love creating a wonderful couple, knowing they will fall in love and have their HEA. Every - single - time. And, of course, that is exactly the reason I love reading this genre, too. Give me a glass of red wine, some dark chocolate, and my computer, whether I am reading or writing, and I will entertain myself for hours. The fact I actually get paid to do it, is Snickers bars on the frosting on the cake.

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