I finally told the truth. The dragon was mine. So was the lie. Now the kingdom wants both. The law that forced me into silence is finally being questioned, but kingdoms don't surrender power quietly. Noble houses rewrite records. Kings negotiate marriages. Brothers become rivals. Every victory creates another enemy. Through all of it, one thing keeps changing in ways I never planned. My marriage was supposed to be political. My husband was supposed to be temporary. Instead, somewhere between conspiracies, council chambers, stolen kisses, and choosing each other over every safe decision we could have made... he became the only future I refuse to lose. Changing a kingdom is dangerous. Loving the man beside you might be worse. Book Two in the Dragon Saga

I killed a dragon at nineteen. Then I wiped my hands, sat in its blood, and let a prince I'd never met take the credit. Because in my kingdom, women can't claim military glory. But they can claim husbands. And a marriage is a door. He knew the truth the moment he reached the gorge. He took the lie anyway. Now we're engaged. Sharing a palace. Sharing a secret. Building power through the same deception while pretending not to notice what the other is doing. We were supposed to be rivals. Instead, we became the only two people in the kingdom who truly understood each other. And once someone has seen the real you... it's impossible to go back to pretending. Book One In the Dragon Saga