Dark Kings Series, Book 16
Releases October 29, 2019
For centuries, the Dragon Kings have lived among mortals, forsaking their true selves. But for
Kelton, hiding in the realm of shadows—and existing only in the world of dreams—is no longer
an option. A human woman claims to know that he, like other dark warriors of his kind, is real.
That the legends about these powerful, seductive men with hearts ablaze are true. And that,
with just one embrace, Kelton could destroy her…or love her until the end of time.
Bernadette Davies is an anthropologist who knows better than to fall into the arms of a Dragon
King. But how can she resist Kelton when he’s so willing to share his secrets and bare his soul?
He hasn’t met a beautiful, trustworthy woman like Bernadette in…forever. But once they give
into their mutual desire, their worlds will never be the same. Soon Bernadette must face her
dilemma: Should she expose the truth about Kelton in the name of science? Or join him in his
battle with the dark forces—in the name of love?
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FEVER Excerpt
By Donna Grant
“Dragons are real.”
The words went through the small room of the restaurant reserved for special
meetings like a pistol shot. Today’s meeting was that of the local cryptozoologists.
Keltan wanted to be anywhere but there. Yet, Ulrik had sent him halfway across
Scotland to hear whatever Dr. Bernadette Davies had to say about her highly publicized
talk about dragons.
Keltan might have been shocked at the sight of her. He’d expected some older
woman in her sixties with gray hair, glasses, and at least two chins. Instead, he was met
with a vision that actually had his mouth hanging open. Straight black hair parted to one
side fell just past her chin that brought attention to her incredible cheek bones. Her large
jade eyes met everyone with determination and a calmness that proclaimed she wholly
believed everything she was going to talk about.
Her hunter green button-down shirt was willowy, molding tantalizing against her
breasts. And the black pants the shirt was tucked into made his mouth water when he
caught a glimpse of her perfect derriere.
Keltan had to bite back a groan when he saw the black stilettos she wore. He’d
always been a sucker for a woman who wore heels.
But it was the first three words out of her mouth that made him sit up straight and
pay attention. A jolt of dread and worry went through him so quick that his stomach
roiled viciously.
“We, as cryptozoologists work tirelessly to prove that such creatures exist,”
Bernadette continued. “Many of you know for certain that particular creatures you
believe in are real. For me, it’s dragons.”
“Do you have proof?” someone asked.
Keltan didn’t look to the voice. He kept his gaze locked on Dr. Davies. Now he
wished he hadn’t chosen a seat toward the back. If he’d sat closer, he wouldn’t have to
look around the various heads to keep her in view as she walked back and forth.
There was no doubt of the confidence she exhibited. And while there was a
chance she was one of the few off her rocker, Keltan didn’t think that was the case. As a
Dragon King, he and his brethren at Dreagan had gone to great extremes to hide their
true selves from humans.
But a few years ago, the Dark Fae had taken a video of the Dragon Kings in a
skirmish with them. The Dark released that video to the world, and speculation about
dragons soared overnight – and it had yet to diminish.
Now, humans looked to the sky constantly, making it harder and harder for the
Kings to shift, even on the sixty thousand acres where they lived. The magical barrier
surrounding Dreagan stopped numerous drones from mortals on a weekly basis trying to
see if Dreagan was the home of dragons.
It made every one of the Kings wonder if it was wise to have chosen the double
dragon as their logo as well as using the Celtic word for dragon as the name of their
whisky.
Ryder, the one King who could create and work any electronic, was the one who
used his hacking skills to wipe the video of them from everything. Yet, the curiosity of the
humans had been woken. They wanted answers.
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