Treasure of Paragon

He's lost his royal title. She's lost her family's fortune. Can a gamble on each other pay off?He's a dead man walking.After three hundred years, Marius must face a world that has moved on without him. Haunted by nightmares about the horrors he endured in the underworld, he's desperate for distraction. He finds relief in the exhaustion that comes when a dragon named Harlow, the alluring daughter of a washed-up Paragonian aristocrat, agrees to train him to fight.She's flirting with danger.Life as Harlow knew it is over. Her family was lucky to escape execution for their former support of Empress Eleanor. Now, she's just thankful to be alive and that her keen talent for pit fighting has earned her a job training Marius. The money is the only thing keeping her family afloat, but growing close to Marius could be hazardous to her health.Together, they'll battle ghosts of seasons past.When echoes from his time in the underworld pull Marius back into the violent domain of the dead, can Harlow help him break his ties to the past before death reclaims what it lost?

An angel called. A devil answered.Princess Charlotte is the sole heir to the kingdom of Paragon. But twenty-five years after she helped vanquish Empress Eleanor, her parents still treat her like a childand it doesn't help that her sunny angel disposition makes her easy to overlook. When the king and queen leave Paragon for an extended period, Charlie decides to prove her leadership skills by throwing a party themed around a popular Earth holiday.Environmental scientist Liam Morris doesn't do relationships or celebrations. In his experience, relationships are nothing but distractions, most of them doomed to fail. Pair that with a celebration No, thank you. He'd rather spend his days on an iceberg in the Arctic than around a table with his family.Things get complicated when Charlie snatches Liam from Earth and brings him to Paragon, hoping he'll help her iron out the details of her event. Will grumpy, bearded Liam be the answer to her prayers or more trouble than she can handle?