Blood Singer
Leila Hunter never expected to be kidnapped from her quiet Charleston street, trained as an intelligence operative, and sent to negotiate with a planet full of dragon shifters. But when the Alliance awakens Drakhone from seven hundred and fifty years of forced hibernation, someone has to bridge the impossible gap between humanity and the most dangerous warrior species in the universe.
King Kavan has spent centuries haunted by the memory of his blood song—the one woman whose scent called to his dragon soul—murdered before he could claim her. When the Alliance sends a human diplomat to his world, he’s prepared for politics and manipulation. What he isn’t prepared for is Leila’s scent, impossibly familiar, singing to him like a symphony he thought he’d lost forever.
She thinks he hates her. He thinks she’s an Alliance trick designed to break him. The truth is far more complicated—and far more dangerous.
But as political conspirators plot against their growing connection and anti-human factions threaten everything they’re building, Kavan discovers something that changes everything. Leila isn’t a ghost of his past. She’s the future he never dared to hope for.
But when enemies strike and Leila vanishes, Kavan will burn the world to ash to get her back. Because some bonds are worth fighting for. Some loves are worth any price.
And some mates are worth waiting seven hundred and fifty years to find.
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