The Last Dragon King: Kings of Avalier

I've loved you more than anything in this world.

Rival clans, dragon shifters, fantasy romance, untold royal secrets, deceit and betrayals, sword and sorcery, and marriage of convenience or arranged marriage are just a handful of the plot elements in it.

The story revolves around a dragon king looking for a new wife. She must be able to bear children and resist the enchantment that comes with it. However, the FMC is told a startling secret that alters everything. A secret that might kill her and have an impact on the realm.0 FMC is feisty, gutsy, and courageous; she supports the populace and is swayed by their thoughts and feelings. FMC is sometimes blatantly ruthless and oblivious to the people around her. Oftentimes, she struggles to link the puzzle pieces that appear in front of her.

The Dragon King, his retinue, the enigmatic manner in which they had arrived in town, their intentions, the mad red-headed sniffers, the macabre of the last queen, encountering FMC, hunting prowess, and kissing tents.

Warning:

//It was an odd plot with the human seeking to eliminate all magical creatures.

Also, Allowing your husband to have a mistress to conceive was downright gross.//

There were also several subplots that were left unresolved, and a few items that were not concluded adequately, leaving the readers to speculate.

Despite having a strong plot, the writing and book failed to adequately convey its full brilliance. It had a lot more potential but felt a little hurried at times. There is a paucity of magical aspects. Nevertheless, this story is just intended for a younger audience. It is also a stand-alone novel, as the subsequent volumes in this series focus on the realm's other kings. With its mediocre writing, quick tempo, and ideal characterization, this book was simply exciting to read.