Dragon King's Broken Mate
Bryn finally escapes the life of duty she never chose and is ready to move to the mountains in search of peace.
But the moment she arrives in Stagholt, she witnesses something she was never meant to see—a dangerously powerful stranger bleeding from a poisoned arrow… and a secret powerful enough to change her life forever.
Sven Aftervadee
Dragon King Sven Aftervadee only intended to pick up his brother from the airport.
Instead, a poisoned arrow strikes him—one designed to weaken even the strongest ruler and prevent him from tapping into his dragon powers and heal himself.
Before his guards can reach him, a stranger rushes to his side—a human woman.
A woman whose touch does something impossible.
She heals him.
Bryn has no idea what she has done… or why saving the king has now placed her directly in the path of deadly enemies.
Sven has no choice but to take Bryn to the castle to keep her safe.
But the closer she stays, the stronger the pull between them becomes.
And the more one question haunts him.
Why can she heal him when she’s a mere human?
With threats rising against the royal family and the sacred mating ritual approaching, Sven must uncover the danger lurking within his kingdom.
When his intended partner for the ritual flees the castle, his crown is at risk if he fails to claim a mate.
His heart chooses Bryn as the replacement.
When Bryn reluctantly agrees to participate, it seems one problem has been solved.
Except Sven hasn’t told her the whole truth about the ritual.
Or what it really means to be claimed by a Dragon King.
And once Bryn discovers what he truly is… walking away may no longer be possible…
Note: Steamy Standalone Story! For Adults Only!
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