A dragon trapped in his human form. A fledgling enchantress with a saucy blog. And a decades-old love spell that might have succeeded after all. Sophie Whynot can't watch another one of her friends get married or have a baby when her own prospects for love are dire. Scratch that, catastrophic. This trip to the Smoky Mountain village to stay with her gran is a much-needed reset. A chance to get her blog off the ground and learn about the magic her grandmother practices. A chance to get to really know herself. Tyson Drake knows exactly who he is, and it was stolen from him when Sophie's grandmother cast a love spell on his dragon thunder half a century ago. The spell was supposed to help him find his mate, but instead, doomed him to walk the earth as a human. Not a mate in sight. And nothing he's tried to get his fire back has worked. But when his feelings for Sophie intensify, is he willing to take a chance on another Whynot enchantress, or will her magic be the end of him?

​An ancient relic has a cursed dragon convinced I’m a goddess. Not just any goddess—his goddess. But for me to help him, he first must make me believe in magic.​​ Just a little complication, right? I’ve been busy building my pediatric practice and my dream home. I have almost everything I want, but there are parts of my life I’ve ignored. Specifically, my love life. When Gran’s house burns down, I head to Summerland to help her get back on her feet. She and my sister claim a dragon fight is responsible for the destruction, and I’ll have to come to grips with the neglected parts of my life. Not just the magic I don’t believe in. Sexy Chance Drake is willing to help Gran too. He’s also skeptical of Gran’s magic after he insists one of her spells went wrong and left him in trapped in his human form. He claims he’s a dragon, and I’ve dared him to make me believe in magic. When I can read an ancient text no one else can decipher, nothing in my life will ever be the same. But can Chance convince me to stay in Summerland and use my magic to save the thunder?

A brokenhearted dragon awakened the fire inside me. Can I teach him how to love again when I’m not sure how to do it myself? Heartbreak is my specialty. I’m in the hottest band in country music, and my songs about loving and losing hit the top of the charts. But no one knows I wrote them. Our lead singer, my ex, claimed my songs as his. So I can spot Rafe’s heartache a mile away. It draws the music from inside me, willing me to put pen to paper. I’m only in Summerland for my best friend’s wedding. I can’t stay since I’m due back in the studio with the band. But when Rafe announces I’m his mate, I want to help him return to his true glory. Unfortunately, nothing’s ever that easy. Rafe’s taking a chance by giving me his heart. Can I help him break the curse and finally shift into his dragon form or will falling for me, and all my baggage, destroy him?

A tradition-loving dragon is the only one who believes me when I tell him about the visions that haunt me. But will he abandon his thunder and follow me through the darkness to save a goddess? My idol offered me a position in a brand-new country band, and I’m off to Summerland, Tennessee for a fresh start. The visions that haunt me have always felt real, but never more so than here. Tanner is the thunder historian, and he’s as sexy as he is studious. So I take a chance and share my visions with him. When the dragon’s goddess is captured at a mating ceremony, my vision is playing out in real time. The only way to get her back is to go deeper than I ever have before. Tanner says my visions line up with his thunder’s legends, but the rest of the dragons think I’m working for their enemy. With each kiss from Tanner, we see more, and step onto a dangerous battlefield to save the goddess. The rules are different here. He says I’m his mate, but is love enough to make him follow my lead if it means turning his back on tradition?

One last dragon must find his mate to set the Smoky Mountain thunder free. Jax thinks I’m his mate, but he has no idea what I’ve taken from him. Problem is, neither do I. Ever since I’ve arrived in Summerland, my memories haven’t lined up with those of my bandmates or the dragons. Someone’s stealing them. That doesn’t stop Jax from taking me on the same date over and over until I remember one of them. His kisses are unforgettable, but it’s the music that makes me remember my connection to this dragon. When he finds out what I’ve stolen from him, will he banish me to a life of darkness? Or will the memories be enough to give these dragons their power back?