All Aisling Grey had to do was deliver a centuries old, gold dragon statue to her uncle's client in Paris, but instead she finds the woman murdered and a strange, sexy man lingering nearby. Drake Vireo claims to be with Interpol, but before Aisling can verify this, he, along with the statue, disappears. Now the French police's prime suspect in the case, Aisling must figure out who really killed the woman and exactly where Drake disappeared to with her artifact. Aisling's efforts to clear her name become even more complicated once she learns she is a Guardian (as in guarding the portals to hell), and dishy Drake is a real-life dragon (otherwise known as wyvern). Scouring Paris' occult community for clues, Aisling, armed with a crabby demon in the shape of a Newfoundland dog, finds herself not only mixed up in murder and magic but also tangling and tangoing with a sexy dragon

Like a lot of this author's works, this is a silly book. The men are alpha and dominering, the women are just silly and at worse stupid.
The book was a quick read, and I had forgotten how much I like the demons in these sorts of books. The dragons ar great but again the lead character has me getting annoyed with her.
Better than most MAcAlister books but there are better similar novels out there.

RELEASE NOTES:

Continuing its travels in Canada.