Dragon Point

I'm a monster. That's what Brandon thinks when he flees the medical institute that changed him. Living a normal life isn't in the cards for him because, while he can hide his scaly skin, his wings are hard to miss. So he runs and lives in the shadows where monsters belong. What he didn't expect to find were others just like him, and they call themselves dragons. Or so Aimi with the violet eyes tells him when she pins him to the ground. Seriously, though, dragons? He doesn't want to believe, but the evidence is mounting. Not helping his resolve is the fact that the woman with the silver hair doesn't fear the monster and wants to claim him. However, before he can think of his own happiness, he has to rescue his little sister. Uncle Theo kidnapped her, and Brandon will do anything to get her back, even if he must embrace the monster within to become the dragon. Contains mature themes.

Did you know geeky humans squeak when squeezed? Totally awesome. Adi thinks there are plenty of things that are awesome, such as gravy and cheese on fries, motorcycles that growl, oh, and the fact that she is a wicked dragon with a freakishly cool power. But do you know what's more awesome than all that? A certain geeky fellow in charge of the IT department for a medical lab situated in small-town hell. There is nothing small about Dexter, though. He might blush at certain things, and use his brain-not brawn-to succeed, but the man is built big. And Adi likes big things. The fact that she likes him won't mean squat to her mother, though. Dear old Mom will hate that he is human. She will dislike Adi's plan to keep him even more. Because he's mine to keep and squeeze. Contains mature themes.

Every dragon hoard starts with something . . . or someone. Tomas hates scientists, especially since they abused him in such vile ways. And yet, there is something about the doctor that calms his inner beast. Tomas craves her, even if she's human. A treasure for his collection, but can he convince her to stay in his secret aerie? Chandra is frightened by the dragon keeping her prisoner in his rocky tower. After what he's been through, who can blame him for the madness within? However, behind the arrogance and anger, she sees a glimmer of goodness too. Can he open his heart enough to let her in, or will he unleash his fury upon those who wronged him? Humanity is learning that dragons don't just exist in fairy tales, and a prophecy about a golden dragon rising is gaining momentum. A war is brewing, and the dragons must choose sides.

Many years ago, Sue-Ellen fell in love with the golden-haired boy held prisoner by her uncle. She did everything she could to keep him safe, even forsaking her family. But would Samael do the same? When he finally escapes his prison life, she thinks they'll finally have their happily-ever-after. Wrong. So wrong. A mating between them has been forbidden because she is a mere shifter, while he is the Gold dragon the world has been waiting for. The one foretold. What the world doesn't know is that Samael plans to conquer humanity-unless someone stops him, and she might have just found the only weapon that can.

I'm not crazy. I'm a dragoness. Deka knows she's the center of the universe, but sometimes even the almighty sun has to act when her main squeeze disappears. Sure, Samael might not yet recognize that they're mates, but he will. She won't give him a choice . . . First, though, she has to find him. An ancient enemy has captured her stud. It is going to be super dangerous getting him back. Awesome, because Deka thrives on risk-and will do anything for love.

Now that he's escaped his prison, the dragons will pay . . . Eons ago, humanity punished Luc's people by banishing them to another realm. The demons adapted to their new world, changed their violent ways, and ditched their monstrous alter egos. They lived in peace and prosperity until the dragon mages joined them in exile-and killed them to survive. Now there is only one demon left, and he's ready for revenge. Luc's plans to rule the world don't bother Elspeth in the least. A man should have a goal in life. As for his perpetual frown, she's determined to turn it upside down. All he needs is a great big hug, and if she's lucky he won't break like the other boys do. He might even be strong enough to handle her in bed. But first she's got to convince her king not to lynch him because apparently someone's been sucking the souls of dragons. If they're right, and Luc is to blame, then she might be next. Contains mature themes.

Dragons do exist-and when they love, it's fierce. "The end is nigh!" according to the media, which is fascinated by the four cloaked figures riding out of the desert. A headline that's about as believable as the existence of dragons. Truth or hoax? Daphne isn't paying much attention because she's busy geeking out over the awesome relics that just came into her museum. She's giddy at the prospect of getting to see them up close, until she drops one. In her defense, she was attacked . . . by a guy made of smoke. Things might have turned out really bad if she'd not been rescued by a stranger. A man who is also a dragon. Yup. Dragon. It turns out they are real and super hot. Azrael is also domineering and dangerous with the most toe-curling embrace. But passion will have to wait. Azrael needs Daphne to help him save the world. With two of the seven seals broken, they will have to work fast before a monster is released from its prison.

Even a powerful Jinn can't fix Maalik's broken heart. Or can they? He's got three wishes to find out. Maalik's always been able to glimpse the future. His gift - his curse - is why he and his brethren found themselves trapped in a network of tunnels for more than three thousand years. Now that he's escaped, the path ahead is murky. However, he is determined to right a wrong in his past. For that, he'll need a Jinn to grant him three wishes. What he doesn't expect is to find himself falling for the enemy. Is he finally ready to let go of the past and stop trying to change the future so he can find happiness in the present? Contains mature themes.

Feed the cat. Save the world. Fall in love? Israfil isn't a cat person. Or a people person. Actually, he doesn't like anyone or anything, yet for some reason, once he's released after millennia from his prison, he accidentally acquires a feline. But Kitty, and her many-many-demands, is nothing compared to the human he encounters. Serafina is a treasure hunter, and she won't let anything get in her way, not even a horseman of the apocalypse and his talkative cat. As they explore dangerous catacombs in search of a magical artifact, she not only has to watch out for traps but keep a tether on her attraction. A losing cause since she is tempted to find out if dragons are big all over. The good news? If this confirmed bachelorette succumbs to allure, it will be a temporary fling because he's not into commitment. What they didn't count on? A meddling Kitty and love. Contains mature themes.

The humans don't know it yet, but dragons live among them. Actually, more like above them, for they are the superior species, even if they must hide. Humanity is not ready for their greatness, but they hunger for the day they can spread their wings and terrorize the countryside. Because it's time they took back what was once theirs. Dragon Point: Collection Two: Books 4-6 includes: Dragon Foretold: Can she stop the dragon the world has been waiting for? Dragon Reborn: Can he find redemption for his crimes? Demon Walking: Now that he's escaped his prison, the dragons will pay ... Contains mature themes.