Review: White Dragon by J.C. Andrijeski 5 of 5 stars

White Dragon by J.C. Andrijeski
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Alexis is trapped in another dimension by a magical being and she soon realises he wants her to help him to destroy entire worlds – a bit like a living key to passing through the portals allowing them to be opened up to corruption by The Others. Whilst it is not clear what these Others want, they appear to enslave planets and bend entire cultures and histories to their own ends. He appears to have his own agenda – one that she needs to discover if she has any hope to escape and stop The Others from imposing darkness on all worlds which will go against everything that her mother brought her up to protect from. He is called the White Dragon, he is a king, a usurper and a radical who insists that Alexis is his mate.

After the dramatic ending to the previous book, Lexi finds herself in a tricky situation where there seems to be no possible way out. As she tries her best to sort through all of the information she is told (and not told) together with what she can believe and what not to believe she has to learn to think even quicker on her feet. At the latter stages of this book, there were some pretty major revelations that are definitely going to be significant in the next story. Well written, this was easy to read and understand. The plot was complex with many levels which became even more difficult as more was revealed during the progression of this book. I have so many questions which I hope will be answered in the next book about the Red Dragon, his direct relation to certain characters in this story and how that might affect things going forward. Contains explicit sexual content.

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