DragonKin

Dragons are real. I should not be so distracted by the men riding them. I've found myself in a hidden world of dragons and nightly battles to protect Earth. While the dragons are magnificent magical creatures, and bonding with Ri and learning to fly is an exhilarating joy, other dragon riders are taking too much of my attention. Mordecai is haunting my dreams and thoughts. He is a strikingly good-looking man. Tall and lean with long blond hair and blue eyes that change shade with his emotions. But he is cruel, mocking, and aloof. He lets no one close. I should leave him well alone. Harlen is far nicer. He is friendly, takes an interest in me, and smiles. His broad muscles and bronzed skin, together with his dark curls and copper eyes, give me butterflies. When our bonded dragons mate, I know it affects us. A dragon's passion is impossible to resist. But I'm shocked to discover which man is more dominant. And I'm awed by the awakening of my pleasure. Dragons aren't the only things that are new to me. Exploring this side of my nature is divine. But I can't help hoping it is more than that. In this strange new world of dragons, magic, and desire, can I find my place? And can I find love? DragonRider is set in our modern world where dragons fly every night, you just can't see them. It contains a gay why-choose love triangle with high steam, high stakes, high angst & a happy-for-now ending.

Dragons. Destiny. Duty. The sum of my life. All that I am. Yet I wish to be more than that. I wish to be a worthy partner for my lovers. I now have immense prestige and power, more than I could ever have imagined. Yet all I truly want is Kirby and Harlen. Does that make me selfish? Those months we spent alone in the cottage together have become my touchstone; my strength and my hope for the future. For what do warriors fight for, if not a chance for peace and love? But the whole world is at stake, not just my happiness. I cannot afford to be selfish. There are enemies in every corner, and a dizzying dance of politics to play. I have dragon eggs to protect, my lovers to keep safe, and dragon riders to lead. War is brewing. Can I win, or am I destined to lose everything? DragonKing is the third and final book of the DragonKin series. Each book picks up where the last left off, so they need to be listened to in order.

Two lovers, our dragons, eggs on the way, and one cottage. It's everything I need to be happy. But my partners were meant for greater things; I can feel it in my bones. Kirby is radiance and light. His presence is too big for a Welsh valley in the middle of nowhere. Cai is doing so well, but he is clearly a shattered man. They both need more, and I need to give it to them. The world needs them too. It would be selfish of me to keep Cai and Kirby to myself. If only I knew how to get us out of this situation. Then, the night Ri lays his eggs, everything changes. I'm having visions. I know things I shouldn't. I'm guided to a miracle for Cai. And when an injured tylwyth falls into my lap, I know just what to do. The world is changing, but with Kirby and Cai by my side, nothing-absolutely nothing-is going to keep me down. DragonSeer is set in our modern world, one where dragons fly every night, you just can't see them. It contains a gay why-choose love triangle with high steam, high stakes, high angst, and a happy-for-now ending. It is book two of the series which is intended to be listened to in order. For mature listeners.