Book description
A cursed dragon shifter, a terminal cancer patient, and a magical bond that promises to save them both... if they don't kill each other first.
2020 RONE award winner BEST PARANORMAL ROMANCE LONG
2020 Independent Publisher Book Award for BEST ROMANCE E-BOOK
New Orleans: city of intrigue, supernatural secrets, and…
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What drew me into this series was the first book, The Dragon of New Orleans, where a desperate dragon who has been hexed saves a woman who is terminally ill by giving her his tooth. She turns out to be a powerful witch who is unaware of her powers until they are awakened by the dragon’s magic. I loved the self-discovery that takes place and how as her powers grow she used them to protect her lover. The rest of the series brings in other dragon siblings as well as human and vampire characters in adventures that span several…
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