
Part of Series
Small town newspaper reporter, Rita believes it’s her job to tell the public the truth about the existence of dragons. When the leader of one of the clans offers her a deal she can’t pass up—he’ll give her the location of one of the sleeping dragon princes, if she keeps him away from his clan—she can’t possibly say no. Especially not since she’s secretly looking forward to having one of those hot, sexy, dragon shifters, all to herself. Pity he turns out to be cocky and arrogant, and not her type at all. Warrian is suspicious of Rita right from the moment he sees her, and not just because she’s a human rather than the dragon he expected. He knows she’s hiding something, and no matter how attracted he is to her, he can’t risk relying on someone he doesn’t trust. Especially not when he has a secret he doesn’t even dare share with his own clan. Rita is the perfect person to get to the bottom of Warrian's story. But when she finds out the truth, what is she going to do about it? Distracting the Dragon is part 1 in the new Dragon Forged serial.
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Rinelle Grey is no stranger to alternate lifestyles. She grew up in a variety of different homes, including a riverside shack with no electricity or running water, and even a tent. She and her sister spent their childhood chasing goats, climbing trees, eating peas and corn out of their mother’s vegetable garden, and occasionally rushing to get their correspondence school work in on time. Despite the difficulties of this lifestyle, she wouldn’t swap it for all the luxuries in the world (though she is rather fond of her running hot water and indoor plumbing now!) She met her husband in ‘Family Therapy’, an elective they were both taking as part of their psychology degrees. It took several years for them to get together, in fact, their roleplaying characters got together before they did! They married on the beach at sunrise in 2002, two months after Rinelle popped the question. Although she had always loved to write, it wasn’t until her daughter was about eighteen months old that Rinelle started writing seriously. Probably not the best stage in terms of having spare time! And time only became scarcer when her daughter gave up her day sleep six months later. But by then, Rinelle had well and truly caught the writing bug, finding time somehow to continue with her passion. Her fast typing speed learnt from spending way too much time chatting on IRC, and the investment in an iPad when they came out, helped immensely. Rinelle now lives on acreage with her husband and homeschooled daughter. In her spare time, she sells stock photography through an online site to support her family, and is hoping that writing will be able to add to that. She loves to receive e-mails at rinelle@rinellegrey.com, or follow her on facebook or twitter.