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Chronicles of Atraxia #1
Dragon His Unicorn
Rangar
After almost four hundred years alone, he had given up hope of the gods blessing him with a JewelTone. Loneliness had been etched into every fiber of his being. He longed for the one female that would make his chest cabochon sing for her and her alone. The atrocities of war had hardened him, but his heart remained unchanged by the evil he vanquished from his world. It was his duty to maintain the peace, but all he longed for was the one that would complete his soul. Didn’t he deserve peace as well? A chance encounter in the small coastal village of Gillif, with a female young enough to be his offspring, sparked the coveted JewelTone bond and his joy knew no bounds…until she ran from him. It was an unfortunate decision on her part. She will feel his wrath, and whether she will accept him and the deep well of love he has to offer remains to be seen.
Pim
Her days were spent healing. It didn’t matter if it was a living being, water in need of purifying, or the land itself. Her duty was the same. The gods had given her a gift, and it was her duty to use it to help those that she could, comfort those she could not, and preserve the health of the land. It was unlike her to be selfish, and self-centered; her very nature was that of one who gave selflessly to those around her. However, she made a mistake, and it wasn’t something small, like forgetting to douse the flamescones after leaving her room for the day. She ran from her fated JewelTone. Her brow cabochon sung for him. She panicked and fled from him with undue haste. Now, because of her actions, she has partially fractured her matebond…and infuriated Rangar of the WarWrath. Two things a being is never supposed to do, both edicts are taught to one and all from a young age. As a healer, it is her responsibility to heal wounds, not create them. It’s time to face her responsibilities and the repercussions of her actions. The well of her power knows no depths, but can she repair what she’s broken, or is she doomed to a loveless bond?
Meanwhile, an old enemy lurks. She cares not for the lives of being she considers insignificant and beneath her. She is ever watchful and hungers for the taste of magically imbued flesh. Her gaze is locked on the small village of Gillif for there is something there that has piqued her interest.
The horde is coming…
Please review the Trigger Warnings before reading.
After almost four hundred years alone, he had given up hope of the gods blessing him with a JewelTone. Loneliness had been etched into every fiber of his being. He longed for the one female that would make his chest cabochon sing for her and her alone. The atrocities of war had hardened him, but his heart remained unchanged by the evil he vanquished from his world. It was his duty to maintain the peace, but all he longed for was the one that would complete his soul. Didn’t he deserve peace as well? A chance encounter in the small coastal village of Gillif, with a female young enough to be his offspring, sparked the coveted JewelTone bond and his joy knew no bounds…until she ran from him. It was an unfortunate decision on her part. She will feel his wrath, and whether she will accept him and the deep well of love he has to offer remains to be seen.
Pim
Her days were spent healing. It didn’t matter if it was a living being, water in need of purifying, or the land itself. Her duty was the same. The gods had given her a gift, and it was her duty to use it to help those that she could, comfort those she could not, and preserve the health of the land. It was unlike her to be selfish, and self-centered; her very nature was that of one who gave selflessly to those around her. However, she made a mistake, and it wasn’t something small, like forgetting to douse the flamescones after leaving her room for the day. She ran from her fated JewelTone. Her brow cabochon sung for him. She panicked and fled from him with undue haste. Now, because of her actions, she has partially fractured her matebond…and infuriated Rangar of the WarWrath. Two things a being is never supposed to do, both edicts are taught to one and all from a young age. As a healer, it is her responsibility to heal wounds, not create them. It’s time to face her responsibilities and the repercussions of her actions. The well of her power knows no depths, but can she repair what she’s broken, or is she doomed to a loveless bond?
Meanwhile, an old enemy lurks. She cares not for the lives of being she considers insignificant and beneath her. She is ever watchful and hungers for the taste of magically imbued flesh. Her gaze is locked on the small village of Gillif for there is something there that has piqued her interest.
The horde is coming…
Please review the Trigger Warnings before reading.
- GenresFantasy
355 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 17, 2024
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April 11, 2026
***MINOR SPOILERS***
This book is the first in the Chronicles of Atraxia series.
I decided to read this book because I have read the Brigands of Ruk series and wanted to try a book by the author. The Brigands of Ruk series is co-written with Julie Miller.
Unfortunately, I do not recommend this book. In this world, mates recognize each other when they meet because they have embedded jewels that resonate with each other. When Rangar and Pim meet, they realize that they are destined mates, but Pim flees in order to give herself time to accept what has happened. This makes Rangar angry and he decides that she needs to be punished. When they meet again, he r*pes her. It is “ok” because she is his destined mate.
Rangar is about 4 times as old as Pim. He has been waiting a long time for a destined mate and worries that he will never find her. He reads romance novels (which frankly felt out of character) and when he meets Pim he is overjoyed. When she flees, he is angry.
Rangar is in control of their relationship. This is true not just during the r*pe but at every other point. It was a big turnoff. Partners can consent to a dom/sub relationship but that is not what this was. They were not equals.
Rangar is a dragon as all males are in this universe. Pim is a unicorn as all females are.
Pim has healing abilities and is one of the most powerful healers born. She can heal people, animals, land, and water. Pim heals a woods that had been burnt and it attracts the notice of their enemies. They come looking for her.
Rangar is the crown prince and a general. When he realizes what is happening, (spoiler) he and others defeat the enemy again.
The POV switches between Rangar and Pim.
There are side romances.
The book has editing errors.
The author includes a list of characters as well as a list of beings which is nice. Also included is a trigger warning about nonconsensual s*x, which happens between Rangar and Pim. I suppose nonconsensual s*x sounds better than r*pe but call a spade a spade. No one should be forced to endure it.
I do not plan to continue this series or any other book by this author individually.
This book is the first in the Chronicles of Atraxia series.
I decided to read this book because I have read the Brigands of Ruk series and wanted to try a book by the author. The Brigands of Ruk series is co-written with Julie Miller.
Unfortunately, I do not recommend this book. In this world, mates recognize each other when they meet because they have embedded jewels that resonate with each other. When Rangar and Pim meet, they realize that they are destined mates, but Pim flees in order to give herself time to accept what has happened. This makes Rangar angry and he decides that she needs to be punished. When they meet again, he r*pes her. It is “ok” because she is his destined mate.
Rangar is about 4 times as old as Pim. He has been waiting a long time for a destined mate and worries that he will never find her. He reads romance novels (which frankly felt out of character) and when he meets Pim he is overjoyed. When she flees, he is angry.
Rangar is in control of their relationship. This is true not just during the r*pe but at every other point. It was a big turnoff. Partners can consent to a dom/sub relationship but that is not what this was. They were not equals.
Rangar is a dragon as all males are in this universe. Pim is a unicorn as all females are.
Pim has healing abilities and is one of the most powerful healers born. She can heal people, animals, land, and water. Pim heals a woods that had been burnt and it attracts the notice of their enemies. They come looking for her.
Rangar is the crown prince and a general. When he realizes what is happening, (spoiler) he and others defeat the enemy again.
The POV switches between Rangar and Pim.
There are side romances.
The book has editing errors.
The author includes a list of characters as well as a list of beings which is nice. Also included is a trigger warning about nonconsensual s*x, which happens between Rangar and Pim. I suppose nonconsensual s*x sounds better than r*pe but call a spade a spade. No one should be forced to endure it.
I do not plan to continue this series or any other book by this author individually.
June 12, 2025
This book was such a unique experience!!!! Half the book i was mad at the FMC then she redeemed herself :) this world felt so amazing reading it in my head!! I cant wait to see where she takes all these characters!!
July 17, 2024
awesome
What a ride. So extremely original and captivating. Can’t wait to see where this series goes. This is one of those books you lose sleep over.
What a ride. So extremely original and captivating. Can’t wait to see where this series goes. This is one of those books you lose sleep over.
July 18, 2024
A fresh take on shifter romance!
Loved this book! Good balance of action and romance! It was unique and captivating, can’t wait for the rest of the series.
Loved this book! Good balance of action and romance! It was unique and captivating, can’t wait for the rest of the series.
December 3, 2024
Excellent
I enjoyed to real reel feelings aspect of the characters interaction.
I am looking forward to the next book.
Give the author a try.
I enjoyed to real reel feelings aspect of the characters interaction.
I am looking forward to the next book.
Give the author a try.
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