Dragon’s Tears by Eva Chase

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Discovering you may be the last dragon shifter alive—and that you’re destined to take four hot alpha shifters as your mates—can throw a girl for a bit of a loop. But now that Ren is getting her powers and her enemies under control, her confidence is growing. A little hike into the mountains to uncover her mother’s last secret seems like no big deal with her guys by her side. 

Too bad life has other plans. The farther Ren goes, the more other secrets surface. Secrets that threaten the fragile peace between the shifters and the fae. Secrets that could destroy the bond Ren’s forming with her mates. With unexpected enemies around every corner, it’ll take all her newfound strength to survive the fray. 

Dragon’s Tears

Escape to magic mountain!

The following ratings are out of 5:
Romance: 💙🖤💜💚
Heat/Steam: 🔥🔥🔥
Story/Plot: 📕📗📙📘
World building: 🌏🌍🌎🌍
Character development: 😠😘🤓🥰
Narrator(s): 🎙🎙🎙
Narration Type: Dual Narration

The heroine: Serenity (a.k.a. Ren) – when she was young, most of her family were murdered. Ren and her mother escaped and lived on the run until she was fourteen and her mother left her under mysterious circumstances. She lived on the streets until moving in with her friend Kylie at age 20, and on her 21st birthday she found out she was a dragon shifter and started recovering memories from her past.

The Heroes: West, Nate, Aaron, Marco – West is an exceptionally grumpy wolf shifter. Nate is a big, burly bear shifter. Marco is a handsome and earnest jaguar shifter. Aaron is a hot and romantic eagle shifter. They are the alphas of their pack and are Ren’s mates.

The Story: The group is trying to find clues to Ren’s past, especially since rogue shifters are trying to kill them. They need to follow clues that Ren’s mother left and find out why her family was killed and why they want her dead as well.

I liked the fact that Ren is a kleptomaniac, it is always nice when the heroine has some character flaw that makes her unique, and this was a new one. I liked that when she would get nervous, her fingers would start to tingle and she felt the urge to steal something. She was a very likable character and had a good back story.

Much of this story was about the group following her mother’s clues to find some sort of power that her mother wanted for her. They had to travel up a mountain, camping in the forest and in caves. I liked the fact that they were getting to know each other on a journey like this. Plus, the fact that they found the answers they were looking for.

This book was told in multiple points of view via dual narration and was narrated by Felicity Munroe and Joe Arden. I really like both of these narrators and they do a terrific job. Though twice as many chapters were in Ren’s point of view than all of the guys put together. I guess I wish we would have heard more from each of the men. Also, I wish there were a separate male narrator for each of the guys.

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