Destiny of the Dragons
A witch desperate to escape
Ten months ago, Mia Caravaggio’s entire world changed. Her two dragon lovers, Jace and Smoke, showed her the meaning of belonging and love. All that evaporated the instant Jace chose to go back to his dragon clan, and Smoke left for a job that would keep him away for months. Mia wasn’t free to join Jace then, and she certainly wasn’t free now.
Her mother has informed Mia she has a month before she’s to be married off to wizard who is already suspected of killing his first wife. Mia’s time to find her family’s ancient spellbook, the leverage she needs to escape her family is almost up.
A dragon with everything to prove
Ten months ago, Jace Andoni had it all. When he found a cache of ancient treasure with his lovers Mia and Smoke, he finally had the proof to show his ruthless mother he deserved a place at the top of his dragon clan. But Mia and Smoke refused to return with him, leaving him to return to his dragon clan alone.
Jace was determined to make it without them, even though the hole in his heart grew bigger by the day. When Smoke shows up to tell him about Mia’s impending marriage, something inside Jace snaps. Mia might not have left her family for him, but he would be damned if she would be sold off to another man.
The three lovers race against the clock to find the leverage Mia needs, but will they be able heal the rift between them before their fragile love is torn apart again?
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