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A dragon who doesn’t know how to love….
Fate hasn't been kind to Ivan, but he doesn’t blame her. He's spent the last couple of centuries doing terrible things to the humans who live in the Eastern European territory once claimed by his sire, Nikolai... which makes him the last person with any right to expect kindness from something as fickle as fate.
It doesn’t matter that he’s changed, Ivan knows that some things are simply unforgivable.
Now, for the first time in his life, Ivan has people he can claim as friends. He knows he’s not good at friendship—and certainly not worthy of anything like the love he sees between the other dragons and their mates—but that doesn’t stop him from wishing things could be different.
A soldier who loves dragons…
Ty is dragonkind’s biggest fan. Three years ago, he’d learned that the majestic, fire-breathing creatures really exist when his twin brother was claimed and impregnated by one, and he now counts all the North American dragons among his closest friends. Ty loves everything about dragons; their loyalty, their protectiveness, their unconditional devotion to their fated mates.
He’s never admitted it to anyone, but Ty secretly dreams of being claimed by a dragon of his own.
That’s impossible, though. For one thing, dragons are male, and Ty isn’t gay. For another, all the ones in Europe--where he’s currently stationed with the U.S. Army—are evil… and evil is the thing Ty idealistically enlisted to fight against.
A destiny worth fighting for...
When a human and a dragon share a soul, fate won’t let anything stop her from bringing them together. But unfortunately, that isn’t any guarantee that life won’t find other ways to pull them apart...
Blaze is the fourth book in the Dragon’s Destiny: Fated Mates series. It is a standalone novel with a HEA ending, a satisfying epilogue, and NO CLIFFHANGERS!
Series Spoilers: Although it’s not necessary to read this series in order, Blaze contains “spoilers” for the first three books in the series.
Content Alert: This book is a steamy gay romance of approximately 100,000 words that includes a tea-drinking dragon who loves to cook, a potty-mouthed soldier who drops 797 F-bombs before finding his happily ever after, and male pregnancy, or Mpreg.
311 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 10, 2016
This time, he kissed me gently, his lips hovering over mine like he was afraid to scare me away. His hands slid down my chest to rest on my hips, and he pulled me against him, fitting me to his body like we were two halves of a whole.
Which, yeah, we literally were.
Ty—my mate—had my likeness on his body. There could be no mistaking it, the image was my otherself. Seeing it distracted me from the other thing he’d said, and I reached out to touch it, almost afraid to believe it was real.
“How did you know?” I asked.
“That I’d find a mate? For real, I didn’t think I would.” He looked at me with such eager delight that it almost made me forget I did not deserve him. “I mean, what are the odds? Uh, no one knows about this—” he covered my hand, moving my fingers over the tattoo as he traced the lines without looking, a familiarity borne of many repetitions. “But I just… I wanted one so bad, you know? And I thought this was the closest I was ever going to get to a dragon of my own.”
“But… it is silver, Ty,” I said, smiling as I felt the beat of his heart quicken at my touch. “Gray. The color of gunmetal.”
“Well, I didn’t know I’d find you,” he said, his cheeks turning a becoming shade of pink. “So I just sort of… designed my own. I’m sure yours is—”
“Like this. This looks like me.”
“Dude, seriously?” He beamed at me, lighting up the room.
I nodded. “It is not just the color, it is the eyes, and the shape of the tail. Even this…” I touched the tip of the upswept wing. He’d captured its jagged edge, memento of an unsuccessful attempt to defy my sire, long ago.
“Destiny,” he said, laughing like a child who had just received a gift. “Crazy shit.”