Eternal Fire
A witch princess seeking sanctuary. An ice-cold dragon general with every reason to let her die. A shared grief that could bridge hatred—or burn the world to ash.
Tamsin:
I arrive at his gate carrying the one thing that could stop a war—or start a genocide.
My kingdom is gone. My parents are dead.
And the sister I once adored is hunting me.
Now my life is in the hands of Auren Valek.
The legendary Ice Dragon.
He looks at me and sees my sister—the woman who murdered his family.
He says he’s my protector. He wants to be my jailer.
But when our magic touches, his frost doesn’t fight my flame. It balances it.
There’s a white fire in my blood.
For the first time in my life, I don’t want to run from the burn.
Auren:
Six centuries of discipline. Six centuries of ice.
I’ve spent decades perfecting the art of feeling nothing.
Then Tamsin falls at my feet.
She carries the same blood. The same magic.
The same face as the monster who destroyed my world.
My brothers say she’s our only hope. My logic says she’s a trap.
But my dragon recognizes the heat beneath her skin.
He wants to catch her. Shield her. Claim her.
I have to make a choice.
Trust the woman who represents everything I despise—or let the world freeze in the shadow of my own revenge.
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