NicoleRichardWrites
Every generation of the House of Romanov produces a dragon.
Andrei Alexandrovich was supposed to be raised as one.
Instead, the Imperial War Ministry turned him into a weapon.
By the time Genevieve de Villiers arrives in Russia, Andrei has spent years being measured, controlled, suppressed, and used in the name of empire. He is the War Dragon: feared, disciplined, and dangerously close to forgetting that he was ever meant to be anything else.
Genevieve has no intention of letting that continue.
What begins as a political arrangement becomes something far more dangerous-a bond neither court nor crown can easily control. As war, succession, ancient dragon bloodlines, and the weight of imperial expectation close in around them, Andrei must learn that freedom is more than the absence of chains.
It is choice.
It is trust.
It is being loved as a man, not valued as a weapon.
And sometimes, the most dangerous thing a dragon can do is choose for himself.