Kissing the Dragon 1. The Croxburgh Chronicles

Colin is a very popular teacher, but with a OCD trait he is stuck in his social isolation and a museum of a home given him by his beloved Uncle Dom.  He also has a big problem of being at the wrong place at the wrong time and gets caught up in a murder investigation.  A very bully detective and a very charming foreign reporter seem very interested in Colin's dilemma and the fun begins.  Billy, Colin's very out and flamboyant lodger provides both support and a lot of humor to the situation.  

Lomax is a great writer whose work covers many different genres.  In this murder mystery he uses his great talents to create moods, characters and twists in the plot that both entertain you and leave you wondering what happens next.  It's a thrilling ride.  Do yourself a favor and read this tale of love and danger. Don't worry it does have a great ending...for now.  😉

I think I speak for all of us who have read Kissing the dragon when I say that it is absolutely phenomenal. A very well written, well thought out, and very English story about a history teacher who's involved with a murder investigation.

If you're (for some reason) unsure whether or not to read it, just go for it. I promise it'll be worth it.

I wholeheartedly encourage you to read Kissing the dragon, it's amazing.

This story reads like a professional novel off of any bookshelf at a shop. It has everything: action, mystery, drama, humor, angst, romance, memorable characters, a pet cat...

The writing style itself was engaging and flowed as smoothly as melted caramel on Flan de Limón. Stop scrutinizing this review right now and get to reading! You won't regret it.

Kissing the Dragon is a murder mystery / romance, with plenty of funny, scary, hot, sad, and painfully honest moments. It also has characters who seem real, with all their annoying habits, endearing quirks, and understandable doubts or wants.

I probably wasn’t the only reader who wanted to shake or slap the main character, Colin, as he is confronted with his own faults and misconceptions. But he realizes he needs to change and revise his decisions and perceptions of his ex-partner, his past, his life, his job and his friends.

This review is a shorter version of a Featured Story blog review.