Review: Master Dragon by Gray Dixon

For thirty-five years, Brock Dragon has been single, but for good reason. Working at Club Tabu, Knight Enterprises, attending college and taking care of his family, he just didn’t have time to meet the right woman and fall in love. That is, until the little spitfire with short hair and the curves of a real woman steals his breath away.

When Karlie Larson returns home to Dallas, Texas, as a Doctor of Aero-Astro Physics, she never planned to explore her sexuality at Club Tabu with the urging of her cousin. She quickly realizes the stranger with the dragon tattoo can give her what she has only fantasized about.

Can one look, one kiss, one whisper from the dangerous Bad Boy of the Big D turn into Mr. Right and give Karlie a first time she’ll never forget, shaking the very foundation of her well-ordered world?

Series: Masters of Tabu 5
Release Date: June 27th 2014
Publisher: Secret Cravings Publishing
Source: Manic Readers
Reviewer: Victoria
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

Brock Dragon is a single Dom who is part owner of Club Tabu, works there, and for Knight Enterprises and still attends college all the while taking care of his family. Brock has a lot on his plate but when he meets Karlie, he makes time in his busy schedule for her.

Karlie Larson returns to Dallas for a short break before moving to Houston, Texas to begin her career with NASA. Karlie has her doctorate in Aero-Astro Physics. Karlie never planned to explore her sexuality while in Dallas. She is convinced no man will want her because she is too heavy.

The connection between Karlie and Brock is blistering. It seems the biggest issue between them is communication. Karlie is very insecure about her body and has little trust in those around her. Brock, in the effort to keep Karlie separated from his personal life, does not tell her much about his past. The sex scenes are scorching and it was fun to see Karlie’s reaction to what Brock shows her.

Master Dragon is the fifth book in the Masters of Tabu series by Gray Dixon. While this book is part of a series, it can be read and enjoyed as a standalone with ease. I found this book well written. The main and secondary characters were interesting and realistic. I loved seeing some of the past main characters again. I had a hard time putting this book down and I read it in one sitting. Overall, this was a great book. I can’t wait to read the next book in the series.