Dragon King’s Bullied Mate
King Mikael of Iskavard never gave a second thought to his behavior. Lyra had to escape his cruelty to find a quiet life. And now his life is in her hands.
Mikael
I was a hellion all through school and had a tight-knit group of friends. Once I took the throne, I settled into a fair, respected reign. Many of those I grew up with are now part of my royal guard.
I’ve felt a shift in attitude and an air of unease, but not enough to question loyalty. I’ve been working with the kings of other provinces to destroy a terrorist cell that exists within the mountains, but I never dreamed I had a mole in my court.
Until I was almost killed on the mountain during a hunting trip.
Lyra
My life was hell all through school because of a local gang who decided bullying was a way of life. Once I graduated from university, I bought a property on the outskirts of town, far from the castle.
I found solace in being alone, until I found Beckett. A tiny little boy fleeing from his abusive father, he became my foster until I can get a total adoption done.
Our lives were just starting to fall into a normal routine when I found Mikael almost dead in the snow. He might be my king now, but he was a follower through the years of my torment. His best friend led the pack and Mikael worshiped him.
But how can I let him die?
What will happen when Lyra learns Mikael’s secret? Can Lyra protect Beckett when his father finds them? Can she forgive Mikael and help him save the kingdom?
Note: Steamy Standalone Story! For Adults Only!
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