Dragon shifter Kayluth, intrigued by the merchant vessel, Moondrake, directs his crew to overtake the small spaceship, overwhelming the humans with their potent tolsu. Attracted to the human captain, Kayluth segregates him from his men. The last thing Prince Manning Dagrson, Captain of Moondrake, expected was to be boarded by a race of dragon shifters. When he and his bodyguard, Brandt Wardman, become separated aboard the Drakkenship, Manning resolves to rescue Brandt, but what he doesn’t expect is to fall for his captor. Kayluth comes to see Manning as his mate, belatedly realizing the Gods have given him two. He wants to claim his reluctant mates, Manning and Brandt, but first he must atone for the mistakes he’s made. The question is: will apologies and the truth be enough to join a Drakken and his mates? Drakken Moon is the first book in the Drakken Triumvirate Series. The series continues with Drakken Sun. Book one contains MMM, fated mates, dragon shifters, and mpreg. Book two continues the story of Manning, Brandt, and Kayluth.

Reykos and Raisa are quickly growing as is the love between the Drakken Triumvirate: Manning, Brandt, and Kayluth. Theirs is not the only love amidst the family blooming… There’s Bjorn and Tyr alongside Ivar and Lian, but there’s still one member of Manning’s blood family who is unaccounted for: the eldest brother and ex-heir apparent, Tore. Unbeknownst to all, Tore has allied himself with the Drakken’s oldest enemy: the Fenrir, a wolf-shifting race, who had enslaved the Drakken for centuries until four brothers freed them before settling on Volé as kings. The Fenrir want revenge, and who better targets than the Vidareem. They take prisoner whomever should first fall into their trap. Kayluth and Tyr become their prey when the two opt to put aside their differences to walk among the gardens. With help from an unexpected source, Kayluth and Tyr are able to gain their freedom, but they still need rescuing from the twisted labyrinth of their prison. Success or failure rests on Manning’s, Brandt’s, and Bjorn’s shoulders, who alongside the humans and Drakken loyal to them, must work together to find their loved ones.