The Ice Tyrant's Fated Mate
In the Ice Kingdom the strong rule, and the weak end up in cages.
At the top are the Elites, cruelest and most powerful of all dragons. Below everyone else are my friends and I.
The Wing-Clipped. Dragons too weak to shift or claim a fated mate. We’re who the cages and illegal markets were made for.
Until the man with green eyes who smells like forever awakens my dormant dragon. It should be impossible. It is impossible. Because Clippys don’t have fated mates. Ever. Everyone knows that.
Everyone except my dragon. She’s staking this one out as hers, and she doesn’t care what he or I think. It only gets worse when I discover who she calls our mate.
Somehow she’s decided the Ice Tyrant is all ours. The strongest, most ruthless dragon in Hollow Earth … and me?
Never gonna happen.
Even if I had a dragon to shift into, and even if I could claim another as my mate, it would never be him.
Not just because it’s his kingdom and his rules that put me in this cage. But because he left me to rot in it…
Casimir
My kingdom isn’t ready for me to claim her. I am. Civil war and threats to my throne? That’s nothing compared to bonding with my mate. I’ll destroy anyone who threatens her or our future.
But before we can have eternity, I’ll have to win her over and show her I’m not what the legends say. Somehow.
Because hiding at the center of every rumor, there’s a dark truth…
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