Ruled By Fire
I died in the mountains.
At least, that’s what everyone thinks.
The helicopter crash? Survived it—barely.
The fall into the chasm? Lived through that too, though I’m still not sure how.
The gorgeous, confusing man with zero memory who dragged me from the wreckage and patched me up in a cave like we’re living in the Dark Ages?
Yeah. That’s where things get complicated.
No ID. No clue who he is. Talks like he’s never seen a city and learned English from Duolingo. Thinks my iPhone is witchcraft—which, honestly, Apple’s marketing team would love—and stares at my TikToks like I’m summoning demons.
I’ve figured he’s wandered off from some isolated mountain village. Maybe a cult. Possibly a head injury.
And yet he’s calm. Controlled. Way too capable for someone who doesn’t remember his own name.
And every time his gaze locks on me, I feel that hum in the air—the kind that murmurs danger and destiny in the same breath.
I must be nuts.
But the way my body responds to him? That’s not a delusion. That’s real.
So I’m helping him find his way home. It’s the least I can do for the man who saved my life.
Especially since the Syndicate’s still out there, searching these mountains for something powerful enough to control every dragon on earth.
I should get him out before I drag him into my mess.
I tell myself I’m keeping him safe by walking away.
Right. Because walking away always works out great.
Turns out surviving the crash was the easy part.
Surviving him—that’s going to take more than sarcasm, caffeine, and Wi-Fi.
RULED BY FIRE is the seventh steamy book in the DRAGONBLOOD DYNASTY series, perfect for fans of Nalini Singh, Jaymin Eve, and Ilona Andrews. This dragon shifter paranormal romance delivers fated mates and forbidden bonds, dangerous secrets, powerful alphas, and the kind of dark magic that can destroy or redeem. Expect mountain survival, amnesia romance, and a snarky human who meets a dragon destined to change her world.
Ruled By Fire contains scenes written for mature audiences only.
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