Dragon Hunted

Dragon is a type of creature in Hunted: The Demon's Forge. Once the ancient dragons ruled the sky, but Annuvin now holds sway over them by use of the sleg.
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You got the key" They manage to untie themselves from the wood, but the chain that leaves them stuck together they can't get it out. While running away, the Huntsman and the Huntsgirl notice that Jake and the rest escaped, the Huntsman says that is the beginning of the Grand Equinox Hunt. They go hunting for them, Jake and the others are hiding behind a bush, Jake says to get ready for the American Airline Express, the Mermaid tells him that it is impossible, Jake tells her that he knows he can get them from the bushes to the other side, but they get stuck in a tree on their way.

But the leprechaun sneezes that the Huntsclan notices them on the tree, Jake and the gang start running. In a place full of gas, Jake can't set off his fire, when the Huntsgirl starts firing, Jake gets a plan to break them free, he makes her shoot at the chains which gets them free. Jakes shoots a flame which makes the Huntsclan run away. In a cave, Jake tells them about a plan that he has, the magical creatures tell him that they are not warriors, but Jake tells them that he will train them.

When he tries to train the leprechaun he gets unlucky and a storm cloud appears on him. The boomerang that the giant throws hurt her, and the mermaid can't swim.

The next day that the Huntsclan comes, Jake goes on air to distract them, but the Huntsgirl captures Jake. In the campsite, the Huntsgirl is about to slay Jake, but the magical creatures come to the rescue, the Brownies takes on two Huntsclan, and the giant makes everyone faint with her feet smell.

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The leprechaun electrifies two of the Huntsclan, and the mermaid splashes them. She releases Jake, and Jake flies off and spits fireballs at the Huntsman. But this time the Huntsgirl traps Jake again, and this time she will slay him but Jake yells "Rose no! What did you call me? Rose is me Jake". When Jake reverts back into a human, Rose is surprised, takes off her mask, slashes the ropes and runs away, but Jake trips that doesn't catch Rose.

In a telephone booth Jake calls Grandpa and Fu Dog to pick them up. When Jake, Grandpa and Fu Dog are talking about the Huntsgirl, Jake says that now things are going to be good between them. At school, Jake tells Trixie and Spud that there will be no more secrets, fighting now they can talk about it with no interruptions.

Outside in the yard, when Jake counts, Rose doesn't appear. When he goes to the office, the principal tells Jake that she moved to a new school, thus, she left him a picture of them at the dance. Not that there was much of a plan to begin with, but it had definitely involved more chasing and less running.

Ashe supposes there's one good thing about all this: Even better, Katsu Getting eaten by a dragon wasn't part of Ashe's plan. Even better, Katsu has enough knowledge of dragons and medicine that he might just be able to hatch an escape plan. Even better than that, Ashe is discovering that Katsu might not dislike him after all. It's a small step, Ashe hopes, from not disliking him to something significantly more.


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That is, assuming they don't get eaten first. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Dragon Hunted , please sign up. Lists with This Book. Jun 22, Serena Yates rated it really liked it Shelves: In this first installment of what promises to be a fun and hot series about two dragon hunters, set in an imaginary land with both human and elven maybe more?

They have already known each other for a while, but are only now getting to the point where they're no longer either just glaring at each other, or purposefully annoying each other. In fact, this first adventure puts them in a life-threatening situation, and while there is a s In this first installment of what promises to be a fun and hot series about two dragon hunters, set in an imaginary land with both human and elven maybe more? In fact, this first adventure puts them in a life-threatening situation, and while there is a serious undertone, the way Ashe tells the story adds a lot of fun to the proceedings.

Ashe is an elf who acts before he thinks. Ashe also secretly admires Katsu, but has no idea how to approach the surly medic. I loved how he keeps getting minor injuries so Katsu has to patch him up. When they get trapped by a Dragon, both men try to come up with ideas for their escape, and I loved Ashe's continued sense of humor and the way he tells the story, even under duress.

Katsu likes to keep his distance from people, so he makes them think he is grumpy. Well, he really is grumpy most of the time, but he exaggerates it a little. I guess he is one of hose guys who hate showing emotions, but his care and protectiveness of Ashe, the way he ends up dealing with the dragon, shows he really cares.

He also almost admits it at one point… but only if you listen carefully. If you like fantasy, including dragons and elves, if you're looking for a lighter touch with some great humor, and if you enjoy reading stories about faraway lands and unlikely adventure, then you will probably like this short story. Jul 11, Jenre rated it really liked it.

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Katsu is human and the doctor in the group. When one daft stunt means that Ashe gets left behind whilst the rest of the team go dragon hunting, he This review can also be found at Brief Encounters Reviews. When one daft stunt means that Ashe gets left behind whilst the rest of the team go dragon hunting, he and Katsu find themselves chased by a dragon and trapped in a cave.

The best part of this story was the light, breezy tone to the writing. Ashe and Katsu work well as couple mainly because they are so opposite.

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The situation was a nice mix of action and tension as the men stumble across the dragon and then try to work out how to get out of the cave, and quieter moments as they get to know each other a little better. The way the men verbally spar with each other was quite delightful. The fantasy setting worked well, with most of the world-building done in and around the action.

I wanted to know more about such things like how the men and elves had come to work together, and in particular more about the different species of elf which is only hinted about in this story. Maybe the author is planning further stories set in and round this setting. The writing is excellent, the plotting swift with a good change of pacing and the characters are amusing and interesting.

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Apr 08, Don Bradshaw rated it liked it Shelves: Reviewed on Hearts On Fire Ashe, an elf, and Katsu, a human medic, are part of a group that captures and sells dragons. This time there was a mated couple to capture. Ashe is always taking chances and getting hurt which keeps him near the somewhat dour Katsu the object of his current infatuation.

A night spent alone in a cave with an angry male dragon wanting to eat them bring the two men closer tog Reviewed on Hearts On Fire A night spent alone in a cave with an angry male dragon wanting to eat them bring the two men closer together and the ever insatiable Ashe finally gets a taste of Katsu after a close escape.


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    • This was a fun piece of fluff. The story was uncomplicated and an entertaining short read. I enjoyed the interplay between Ashe and Katsu who are almost complete opposites and hope to read more about them in the coming books. This was a worthwhile read for any fantasy lover. Apr 22, Julesmarie rated it liked it Shelves: Entertaining enough that I plan to continue the series. If there are no dragons, that leaves only eggs.

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    Sep 22, Cryselle rated it it was amazing Shelves: The title says it all—Dragon Hunted plops the main characters right into peril. Katsu and Ashe have been pleasant antagonists as long as they've known one another, but JB McDonald gives them a common enemy and lets them sort it out. Opposite in every way, Ashe, the willowy, irrepressible, exuberantly horny elf, is fascinated by Katsu, the human medic.

    Secretive and terminally but cutely grumpy, Katsu's faintest sign of approval is cause for celebration. The romance takes place in the action; thes The title says it all—Dragon Hunted plops the main characters right into peril. The romance takes place in the action; these two haven't gotten along particularly — Ashe's methods for catching Katsu's eye usually make him look like a fool. Faced with an angry dragon, though, they manage to learn enough about each other and to work together well enough to remain uneaten.

    They approach almost everything from completely opposite directions, but they do eventually meet, or agree to try to meet in the middle on everything from the best way to elude the dragon to how to deal with the power that surges in them both. Katsu complains, "You know, just about the time I start to think maybe you're a halfway decent guy, you get all high-handed and elfity.

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    There are hints and glimpses of the wider world here, not so much that it becomes world-building-dump and takes away from the action, but enough to raise my thirst to read more. I love this odd couple and am very glad to know there are further adventures. Feb 25, Chad rated it liked it Shelves: Dragon Hunted is a short but enjoyable adventure story featuring an unlikely but disarmingly cute pairing between a boyishly charming, outwardly horny elf and a roguishly handsome, surly human medic.

    The writing is fair, although the whole story feels a bit rushed. Hopefully this means some of the background details are yet to come in the series. Because I'm a stickler for such details, I must also mention a highly disappointing issue that I had with the formatting of the ebook. The title page and dedication were squished onto the same page as the first lines of the novelette and the disclaimers and copyright info were simply tacked on at the end of the text, simply flowing from one to the next. How hard is it to put page divisions there? On the positive side, the banter between the two lovers is simply delightful and their relationship is hard not to love.

    Also, the sexual tension buildup was executed perfectly.