Squee!! More dragons! 
 I think I am the minority here, but the first book I read by Ruby Dixon has been the "Fire in His Blood". And I was NOT impressed. I had many issues with this book, which I explained in the review of that book. 
 After reading the "Fire in His Blood", I started the "Ice Planet Barbarian" series. And I was very impressed! 
 I loved the wicked humor of the author, the devotion of the male characters to their mates, the amazing well-described well-explained world building. I am a huge fan of Sci-Fi romance and this series ticks all my boxes. So, I knew that the author is capable of great things! 
 After reading the "Fire in His Kiss", the second book in the Fireblood series, I can happily admit that now we are getting somewhere. Many nice, correct things are happening in this book: 
 1.	The two main characters are very interesting. Sasha has been suffering all her life. She used to sell herself in order to survive at this post-apocalyptic world where food is rare; her arm is broken by her last lover who was getting off by hitting her and making her suffer; and she absolutely loathes sex because it was never enjoyable for her. It is not easy to explain all these facts to the persistent dragon who has snatched her in the air and he is determined to mate her. When she actually manages to explain all the facts to him, he becomes the most patient, devoted dragon you can find in the entire planet. 
 2.	The plot thickens. There are of course lots of smutty erotic scenes between Sasha and her dragon, Dakh, but we now actually learn more about the BEFORE. We get some hints about the previous life of drakoni before they fall from the sky. 
 3.	There is interaction with the other main characters. Although the focus is on Dakh and Sasha, there is also present the other couple Kael and Claudia and her sister Amy. And we are introduced to a new appealing female character, Emma, who will have her book next. Her dragoni is waiting for her ;) 
 4.	New villains besides the crazy red female dragons and the stupid humans. There is Azar and his gang. And the Salorians. I am sure there are plenty of those around. 
 Overall I enjoyed the book. I think this world has a lot of potential and it can be nicely expanded. 
 I am looking forward to book 3...