Elaria crossed the sea to bring her mate home.
She expected Vaelor to be busy.
She expected him to have a very good reason for disappearing into the human world for hundreds of years.
She did not expect him to look her in the eye and calmly say:
“My name is Valerian.”
Even worse, the Duke of Edevane insists that he is human.
That dragons are myths.
And that the strange young woman who appeared at his estate claiming to be both a dragon and his lifelong mate should probably go home.
Unfortunately for Valerian, Elaria knows exactly who he is.
Unfortunately for Elaria, her mate has apparently forgotten everything.
Now she must survive human society, learn why unmarried men and women are not supposed to sleep in the same room, pretend to be Valerian’s “distant relative,” and somehow convince a perfectly rational duke that he is, in fact, a dragon.
Meanwhile, the strange anomalies Valerian has spent his human life hunting may be connected to something far older than either of them remembers.
And the closer Elaria gets to the truth, the clearer one thing becomes:
Vaelor did not simply forget his way home.
He forgot that home ever existed.
Aislynne · Romance · 11 ch
