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Carmen' & Creon's story is filled with rebirth, restarting & a little revenge (mostly about Carmen). Creon is another one of Zoran's brothers & he was the brother who helped stop the Great War that Valdier once had in it's past history. Carmen, Ariel's younger sister, has had her mind set on revenge of the man who had killed her husband & unborn child 3 years ago; but when she was taken to Valdier she thought that she wouldn't have the chance to ever finished what she started & kept trying again and again to escape Valdier. After her last attempt Creon finally mates with her especially when his dragon takes control of him & bites & breathes the dragon's fire into Carmen to start her transformation. After the mating they go on a mission to find one of Creon's friends who was kidnapped by Raffvin (the bad guy) & they also meet along the way more humans that have been kidnapped by other bad Aliens. This book is the end of the brothers' stories but it is just the beginning for some of the other characters in this series.


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Cornering Carmen Science Fiction Romance Dragon Lords of Valdier Book 5 eBook SE Smith Reviews

While these books can be read as stand alone so, to really get the best out of the merit you should read them in order. They are linked together as five brothers who are royalty on their world. When one brother crash lands on Earth and is rescued by a young woman, the series begins . During the rescue of this brother, a number of other female humans are taken as well. This story is about Carmen, a young widow who is reluctant to fall in love again. Deeply mourning her murderous husband, she fights the second chance at love and gives her Prince a really hard time during their courtship.
I have to admit that I cried when I read the first few chapters, something I rarely do but it was so sad. But there was happy ending, so just keep on reading. And go back and start reading #1 book. You won't regret it.
This is one of my favorite in this SE Smith series. Carmen is a multidimensional, complex character that I ache for. I would want to actually BE Carmen (minus the terrible tragedy she experienced). Although, those hardships are what helps to create the phenomenal tough chick that she is. Not only that, but her, Ariel, and Cara seem to be the only ones who give a thought to the welfare of or exhibit empathy and compassion for the other chatacters (namely the other kidnapped Earthling females) in the series.

Lucky, lucky girl meets Creon ((sigh)). He has experienced heartache of his own and is a total alpha male who cares deeply for his lady. Respectful, sexy, compassionate, SEXY, and unselfish. He protects without stifling (once Carmen stops trying to kill everyone)... and gives Carmen the loving relationship ship she needs to heal.

I highly recommend this book ;-)
3-3.5 stars

This was an enjoyable story overall. The main reason I only rated it as 3-3.5 stars was because for the first third of the story, Carmen was the epitome of a TSTL heroine. I realize she was supposed to be suffering from extreme grief over her late husband but he died 3 years before the story started and I haven't lost a husband but her actions seemed very OTT to me. Her continual attempts to escape when she had no chance of getting back to Earth on her own were just lame and she was way to willing to do things that could kill herself and others. After the first third of the story, she was alright but not in a way that made up for her earlier actions.

Carmen used to work in security with her husband and childhood sweetheart, Scott. Scott was killed 3 years ago on a job and Carmen has been obsessed with killing the guy who killed Scott. Since the guy is a big time drug lord and isn't easy to get to, Carmen fully expects to die in this mission of revenge and she's ok with it. Ariel (from book #4) is sister to Carmen and promised to help Carmen with her revenge.

Creon is a dragon shifter from the planet of Valdier. His older brother, Zoran, is the King of their people (he's the hero from book #1) and Creon serves his people as a military commander along with his other brothers. Creon is the youngest of the brothers but he carries a heavy weight due to things that happened in the recent war.

Carmen is kidnapped from Earth along with 4 other women (the heroines from books 1-4). At the time, Carmen had been shot by a bad guy so being kidnapped by the Valdier was actually the only thing that saved her life. Carmen is extremely pissed when she wakes up to find herself not on Earth and does her best to escape the ship transporting her (many times). She doesn't have much success and ends up on Valdier. There, Carmen meets Creon and she proceeds to physically assault him and then run off. He has to capture her and this leads to a whole bunch of crap between Creon and Carmen. He realizes that she's his true mate and that he'll die if she leaves but she freaks any time someone refuses to take her home so Creon doesn't have it easy.

Creon mother helps things a bit by talking to Carmen and Creon even explains some things to Carmen as well. She doesn't care and keeps trying to escape and even risks the deaths of more than just herself with her insane desire to escape no matter what. Thankfully, this ends about a third of the way through the story and Carmen suddenly lets go of her need for revenge and accepts her relationship with Creon (can you say whiplash?). From there, things go pretty smoothly (with some notable exceptions) and things get worked out so that by the end, Creon and Carmen are happily starting on a HEA together.

This was an enjoyable story. Carmen was alright once she got past her "issues". Creon was a good hero....I was actually impressed with his ability to communicate with Carmen (since most of his brothers didn't communicate with their new mates...like at all). Creon wasn't perfect about it but he made a good effort and did what he had to to make her happy. Overall, this was a good story. Now that the 5 main heroines have had their books, I'm not sure if I'll continue the series but I liked Morian in previous books so I'm considering reading her book as well.

* note - I listened to the audio version of this story and the narrator did a very good job.
Carmen' & Creon's story is filled with rebirth, restarting & a little revenge (mostly about Carmen). Creon is another one of Zoran's brothers & he was the brother who helped stop the Great War that Valdier once had in it's past history. Carmen, Ariel's younger sister, has had her mind set on revenge of the man who had killed her husband & unborn child 3 years ago; but when she was taken to Valdier she thought that she wouldn't have the chance to ever finished what she started & kept trying again and again to escape Valdier. After her last attempt Creon finally mates with her especially when his dragon takes control of him & bites & breathes the dragon's fire into Carmen to start her transformation. After the mating they go on a mission to find one of Creon's friends who was kidnapped by Raffvin (the bad guy) & they also meet along the way more humans that have been kidnapped by other bad Aliens. This book is the end of the brothers' stories but it is just the beginning for some of the other characters in this series.