Claimed By the Dragons
When magic rose inside me on my eighteenth birthday, it called to creatures who wanted to use me… and woke three dragons bound by oath to hunt me and cage the power I can’t contain.
Monsters felt the pulse of power I didn’t understand. They found me, captured me, and twisted me into their terrible plans.
I escaped, broken, scarred, and unable to return to the girl I once was. I’ve become a ghost in the forest, haunted by the past and hunted still by enemies who won’t let me go.
Until I awaken in a cave to three powerful strangers watching me. Not men, but dragons in human skin.
Kelan is obsidian and stormlight, a leader with silver dragon eyes and the weight of centuries on his shoulders. He’s restrained and commanding, but when his touch lands on me, I’m both caged and cherished.
Ronyn is fire and fury, scarred and unyielding, a warrior forged in battle. His hands are rough, his mouth demanding, and beneath his fury lies a devotion that burns hotter than his dragonfire.
Darial is golden sunlight, a charmer with a wicked smile that hides an aching loneliness I recognize well. He teases, he coaxes, he makes me laugh when I want to cry, and when he kisses me, it’s like coming home.
They’re billionaires and predators, and they burn for me, claiming I’m their fated mate.
Their kisses don’t just steal my breath. They awaken new magic. Magic the goddess herself once cursed, and others would kill to claim.
But being theirs means surrendering to the power of three dragons at once. It means being hoarded like treasure, guarded like a queen, and loved so completely it terrifies me.
And it means giving up every power within me.
Now I must decide if I can embrace the dragons who would burn the world for me… before the real monsters in the dark claim me first.
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