The Window Seat on a Rainy Day

One of the first romance books I ever bought for myself was a time-travel romance and slowly I expanded out into other genres, with fantasy romance being the next step in my evolution. It was such fun for me to return to both of those well-loved tropes within the pages of Lori Dillon’s independent release Fire of the Dragon. Her world of knights, magic, and even a hint of mythology was the kind of story that grabbed my attention from the start and kept me reading into the wee hours to see how everything would conclude.

Jill Donohue didn’t realize that she was looking for adventure or danger in her life when she went into town; she just thought she was looking for a gift for her niece. But the fates had a different plan for Jill’s life and one of them made sure to put Jill back on the correct path to meet her destiny. Entering an antiques shop in Richmond, Jill finds herself drawn to an old piece of tapestry with exquisite embroidery of a dragon on it. The shopkeeper, with the unusual name of Clotho, is certain the piece is exactly what Jill is looking for and invites Jill to sit and relax for a moment to admire it. Jill keeps starting at the dragon, getting the eerie sensation that the cloth is somehow moving beneath her fingers, and she slowly feels as if she is falling and losing consciousness.

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