Kat Blackthorne

Dragon and the crew go in search of his family. They'll find allies, and foes, in unlikely places as they travel to a mysterious castle in the sky... and a brand-new spooky town where new and old hauntings converge. They may be a world away but secrets and evils have a way of following them wherever they go.

This is a dark polyamorous romance intended for readers 18+. There is no cheating. Please check CW's on the author's site before reading.

The Halloween Boys Book Two

Dragon

Stephanie 

“Women are like the ocean, especially women like Ez and Blythe. […] The ocean don’t need chains, boy. She needs skilled sailors. Respect and love make a captain. Tryin’ to control it is the fastest way to lose yourself and lose the woman you love; I guarantee you that.“

The world could fucking burn for all I cared.

“Ash, too,” he sniffed. “You killed … brutally. And burned something … old wood. Onyx, what the fuck happened?” 

“Can you at least buy me dinner before making me admit to murder?”

Kris Felger

Dragon is the second book in The Halloween Boys and man was it a RIDE. 

Our last book followed Blythe and Ames as they navigated the curse on Ash Grove and our characters. This one focuses on Dragons search for his family and who he really is. 

While the book focuses a lot on Dragon, we also learn a lot kore about Blythe and her strengths, I enjoyed reading her character grow too - as I was hoping it would happen.

Once again Kat does amazing with the world building and giving us context so we dont feel lost as the story progresses, the steamy scenes blend 
well with the storyline as well which is also a healthy bonus 🤩

my only grievance is that im DYING to see more of Blythe, I feel like theres so much more to her character and I’d like to see more of that.

The twists were fairly obvious but I still loved the book. I hate Vincent

Amanda Autumn Berrey

This was fun. I was highly anticipating the release of the second installment of the Halloween boys series and am happy my hopes weren’t disappointed (my hopes as in: I was expecting a smutty distraction with decent storytelling and a bunch of funny lunatics in a magical and spooky setting. Yes, I’m in Halloween mood 365 days of the year.).

Hands down, Dragon was probably the character I was excited about most and I am happy we got to spend more time with him and getting to know his backstory. My opinion hasn’t changed but further solidified - Dragon is the coolest. Some plotlines weren’t groundbreaking innovative and didn’t surprise me, but it was still fun following along. I loved how casually modern the book is written and how effortlessly inclusiveness is integrated into the storytelling. There were some logic icks for me but as I didn’t expect a literal masterpiece, I‘m fine with it. 

Final thoughts: upside, the next two sequels will be published this year, downside Dragon‘s POV is over now ☹️

This was fun. I was highly anticipating the release of the second installment of the Halloween boys series and am happy my hopes weren’t disappointed (my hopes as in: I was expecting a smutty distraction with decent storytelling and a bunch of funny lunatics in a magical and spooky setting. Yes, I’m in Halloween mood 365 days of the year.).

Hands down, Dragon was probably the character I was excited about most and I am happy we got to spend more time with him and getting to know his backstory. My opinion hasn’t changed but further solidified - Dragon is the coolest. Some plotlines weren’t groundbreaking innovative and didn’t surprise me, but it was still fun following along. I loved how casually modern the book is written and how effortlessly inclusiveness is integrated into the storytelling. There were some logic icks for me but as I didn’t expect a literal masterpiece, I‘m fine with it. 

Final thoughts: upside, the next two sequels will be published this year, downside Dragon‘s POV is over now ☹️

Dragon The Halloween Boys Book Two

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