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Tales of the Dragonfly Book III: Extended Flight by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Tales of the Dragonfly Book III: Extended FlightTales of the Dragonfly Book III: Extended Flight by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Extended Flight by Tamara Ferguson is the third book in the Tales of the Dragonfly. This is a romantic and suspense book that can be read as a standalone book from the rest of the series. Aaron is a vet who is looking for his sister, who has gone missing. Kiley has escaped an attempt on her life thanks to Aaron being in the right place at the right time. The two have a wonderful connection that is magical at points.
I really enjoyed the characters. Aaron is masculine without being overpowering and too alpha. Kiley is smart and endearing. The two of them will make your heart melt because of the connection they instantly share. I also liked the story had suspense and some twists. This kept me wanting to read more and find out all the ins and outs of the characters.
I really enjoyed this book and look forward to more from Tamara Ferguson.

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Tales of the Dragonfly Book III: Extended Flight by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Erica Fish

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–Tales of the Dragonfly Book III: Extended FlightTales of the Dragonfly Book III: Extended Flight by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Tales of the Dragonfly Book III: Extended Flight is apart of Tales of the Dragonfly series by Tamara Ferguson. Being that this is the third book, it is a stand-alone book. Tamara Ferguson is an awesome story teller. When I read her books, I feel that she engages me as a reader. She wants you to love her characters and to take the journey as she has laid out for them. This story is about wounded warrior named Aaron and his sister who is missing. The story takes place in New York City. There is a bit of suspense with Kiley who has abilities she is hesitant to tell others about. There are two mysteries happening in the story and both are equally engaging. I will leave that for you to ponder while you are reading Extended Flight

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