Rosaleigh survived the court that tried to kill her. The traitors are in chains, the ledgers are hers, and for the first time, Drakhar feels like home.
Then a letter arrives from the north, and peace starts to look like a luxury.
The last thing she needs is a six-and-a-half-foot stranger on the docks who takes one look at her and knows.
Mate.
Her dragon is not amused. Her assassin thinks it’s hilarious. And the storm gathering across the strait is coming for all of them.
A slow-burn, why-choose romantasy with fated mates, a plus-size heroine who wins with her wits, a pack that keeps getting bigger, and dry humor in the dark.
Book Two of The Heart of Uldara. 18+.
Rosaleigh survived the court that tried to kill her. The traitors are in chains, the ledgers are hers, and for the first time, Drakhar feels like home.
Then a letter arrives from the north, and peace starts to look like a luxury.
The last thing she needs is a six-and-a-half-foot stranger on the docks who takes one look at her and knows.
Mate.
Her dragon is not amused. Her assassin thinks it’s hilarious. And the storm gathering across the strait is coming for all of them.
A slow-burn, why-choose romantasy with fated mates, a plus-size heroine who wins with her wits, a pack that keeps getting bigger, and dry humor in the dark.
Book Two of The Heart of Uldara. 18+.