Reader Reviews

  • Lynn B. (USA) - Fantasy, spice, and dragons.

    I love that it’s easy to get totally consumed by these books. Trouble Comes in Orange is the third book of the series Annals of the Draconians. Throughout the galaxy everyone finds themselves dealing with the chaos caused by the two female Draconians. Ahzurin is faced with making difficult choices as he handles his half-sister’s actions. Everything Ahzurin has come to cherish is at stake. The story follows many of the characters from the previous books, but introduces some new players too. I’m obsessed with how the author introduces new aspects to this fantasy world in each book. It was definitely a roller coaster of emotions and spicy too. Just like the first two books I was completely captivated. I would read any future work this author writes.

  • Tarik H (Canada) - Interesting READ.

    I wasn’t sure what to expect at first, but once I got into it, I couldn’t stop. The whole idea of these powerful beasts ,trying to keep balance in the galaxy while also secretly plotting against each other was so cool. You can really feel the tension, like something big is always about to happen. The mix of science and magic was nice. Nice read.

  • Cococco1974 (Spain) - A unique blend of sci-fi and fantasy

    At first, I was a bit skeptical about how dragons and space travel would work together, but it actually turned out pretty cool. The world-building is massive and kind of crazy in a good way—there's magic, advanced tech, and powerful beings in a never-ending battle. Some parts can be a bit heavy, but once you get used to the style, the story really draws you in. If you’re into big, imaginative worlds and open to trying something a bit different, you should definitely check it out.

  • Mattia (Italy) - A very beautiful book!

    A thrilling and imaginative continuation of the Draconians saga. Book 3 dives deeper into Ahzurin’s internal conflict, torn between loyalty and legacy. The world-building is rich, the characters complex, and the dark twists keep you hooked. A must-read for sci-fi fantasy fans.

  • Trouble (UK) - Draconian Darkness

    I read this and the second in the series one after the other and this makes for a great start. A great mix of fantasy elements blended with sci-fi too - a wild galaxy, magic, monsters, dragons and elves - this had the lot.