We set out from Earth in search of a new world. I never thought it would end with us crashing on a planet full of dragon shifters. When I’m taken from my people by a fierce Drakarian warrior, my first thought is of escape. Varus is the Prince of the Fire Clan. He claims the glowing pattern on his chest means that I’m his fated one—his Linaya. I doubt he's going to just let me go. But what does it mean to be fated to a dragon?

Our colonization ship crashed, stranding us on a strange new world. To make matters worse, my best friend disappeared while scouting the area near our crash site. In my search to find her, I’m stolen by a dragon—a creature straight out of every fairy tale book I’d ever read as a child. He takes me back to his kingdom and I’m shocked when he shifts into a man—a fierce Drakarian warrior. He claims that I am his fated one—his Linaya. Despite my protests, he refuses to let me go—and I cannot deny that I’m drawn to him in ways I do not understand. The more time we spend together, I begin to wonder: what would it be like to be fated to a dragon?

We set out from Earth to colonize a new world, but ended up crashing on a planet full of dragon shifters. These fierce Drakarian warriors believe in a fated bond. A glowing mark appears on their chest when they find their fated one. Prince Llyr of the Water Clan insists that he knows in his heart we're meant to be together. The only problem is, his chest doesn’t have the mark and I worry he might be wrong. Llyr is everything I could ever want, but how can I give him my heart when he might end up fated to another?

We left Earth on the colonization ships and ended up crashing on a strange new world full of dragon shifters. Now that we’re here, I’m trying to find my place. I was one of the ship’s doctors and now I’m studying to be a Healer. When disaster strikes, members of the Earth Clan Healers are called upon to help. Little did I know their Prince would be among them. As soon as we meet, he claims I am his fated one—his Linaya. But we barely know each other and I’m afraid to rush into something so soon. But the more time we spend together, I find myself drawn to Kaj. I trust him with my life, but can I trust him with my heart?

To celebrate the peace among the Clans, each territory will host their annual Harvest Games. The winner will earn a place of honor among their people—chosen to serve on one of the Drakarian deep space ships. Rakan is a Guard of the Fire Clan. He’s had his eye on me ever since his people rescued mine from the desert. The problem is we’re so different. He’s a warrior and I’m a teacher. The glowing fate mark hasn’t appeared on his chest, and it makes me worried we might not be a good match. When I find out he’s competing in the game for a chance to serve on a deep space ship, I don’t want him to go. The more time we spend together, I find myself drawn to him and I can’t bear the thought of him leaving. Now I have to make a decision: Do I ask him to give up his dream and stay with me? Or do I simply stand by and let him go?

The moment we reach the Wind Clan territory for the celebration of their Harvest Games, I meet Tal. Tal is a Guard of the Wind Clan. Like all his people—the Drakarians—he believes in the fate bond. So, when his chest begins to glow with the fate mark for me, he is completely ready to take me as his. The problem is: I don’t know him very well. His people tried to take mine shortly after we arrived here, and I’m not entirely sure I trust them. He seems kind and thoughtful and I cannot deny that I’m drawn to him, but I’m hesitant. When an outside threat attacks, he vows to protect me from danger. I know that I can trust him with my life, but can I trust him with my heart as well?

Blurb will go live Feb 1st

Blurb will go live Feb 1st