登入Emmy has spent her life believing she understands where she belongs: beneath the protection of King Xander, the wolf king who raised her as his own, and within a kingdom that has always been her home. But on the eve of her twentieth birthday, everything she knows begins to unravel. When a mysterious amethyst amulet awakens a power buried deep within her, Emmy discovers that her fate is tied to something far older—and far more dangerous—than the kingdom she loves. The ancient dragon king, Ignisvath, has returned from the shadows, and his connection to Emmy is not one that can be explained away as coincidence. As whispers of war spread through the kingdoms and the Dragon King’s presence grows stronger, Emmy is forced to confront a terrifying truth: the bond between them may be the key to saving their worlds—or the spark that destroys them. Ignisvath is powerful, possessive, and shrouded in secrets. Yet beneath his fearsome nature lies a connection to Emmy that neither of them can easily deny. While Dimitrius warns that a soul tether can become a curse, Emmy must decide whether the pull she feels toward the dragon king is a destiny worth embracing or a danger she must escape. Caught between the family who raised her, a kingdom on the brink of conflict, and a dragon whose love could consume everything, Emmy must uncover the truth behind her amethyst power before enemies turn the bond between her and Ignisvath into a weapon. In a world of wolves, dragons, ancient magic, and forbidden bonds, Emmy must choose between the life she has always known and the dangerous destiny calling her name.
查看更多EpilogueTomorrow, If We ChooseTwenty Years LaterThe door was still there.That was the first thing Emmy noticed when she opened the cottage curtains.Wooden.Ordinary.Quiet.Twenty years had passed since it first appeared at the edge of the garden, and in all that time the door had never moved.It had survived rain.Snow.Dragon fire from an unfortunate incident involving Liora at fourteen.Two expansions of the cottage.One argument over whether the garden needed a stone wall.Aveline accidentally backing a wagon into it.Xander urinating against it once.Caliana had laughed for nearly an hour.The door had remained deeply unimpressed.It never demanded.Never threatened.Never whispered to Emmy while she slept.Once every few years, the same words appeared across its surface.WOULD YOU LIKE TO OPEN ME?Emmy always considered.Sometimes for a second.Sometimes longer.Her answer had remained the same.“Not today.”And the door always answered:OKAY.Emmy smiled at it now.Nothing
Chapter Forty-SevenThrone of Ash and AmethystThe last door appeared at sunset.Emmy almost missed it.That, more than anything, told her how much her life had changed.There had been a time when the appearance of an unknown door would have stopped everything.She would have felt it before seeing it.Her amethyst would have burned.Her wolf would have paced beneath her skin.Her vampire blood would have sharpened.Ignisvath would have appeared beside her with golden fire already gathering in his hands.Someone would have whispered about prophecy.Someone else would have found an ancient book.Dimitrius would have said something irritatingly mysterious.And Emmy would have opened the door because she believed every mystery that found her had become her responsibility.Not anymore.Now she nearly walked past it carrying tomatoes.“Emmy?”She stopped.Ignisvath stood twenty feet away beside the little cottage they had eventually claimed as their own.Not the castle.Not a palace.A cott
Chapter Forty-SixLioraThree years later, Emmy discovered there were things more terrifying than makers, ancient dragons, blood magic, and doors between worlds.One of them was a three-year-old girl standing on the roof of Dragontooth Castle.“LIORA!”The little girl looked down.Violet eyes.Black curls.Bare feet.And the most unapologetic expression Emmy had ever seen.“Mama!”“Do not Mama me! Get off that roof!”Liora considered.“No.”Emmy closed her eyes.Behind her, Ignisvath laughed.She turned slowly.“Something funny?”“No.”“You are laughing.”“I am experiencing private happiness.”Emmy stared.“You used that exact excuse years ago.”“It remains effective.”“Our daughter is on the roof.”“Yes.”“Do something.”Ignisvath looked up.“Liora.”The little girl grinned.“Papa!”“Your mother wants you down.”“No.”Ignisvath looked at Emmy.Emmy’s mouth dropped open.“That was your attempt?”“She answered.”“You’re a dragon.”“So is she.”“Half.”“Apparently the half responsible f
Chapter Forty-FiveJasmine Comes HomeJasmine did not know where to put her clothes.Of all the problems Emmy had expected after defeating ancient systems, freeing Vaelgorath, discovering a sister trapped inside an amethyst, surviving the Ninth House, burning a throne, and helping turn a royal chamber into a place where people could argue without kneeling—her mother standing in the middle of a bedroom holding three dresses had not made the list.“Why are you staring at the wardrobe?” Emmy asked.Jasmine glanced over her shoulder.“I’m deciding.”“Between?”“The wardrobe and the chest.”Emmy looked at both.“The wardrobe.”“Why?”“Because that’s where dresses go.”“That isn’t universally true.”“Mom.”Jasmine smiled.Emmy stopped.That word still did something strange to her.Mom.For so long it had belonged to memory.To absence.To the ache behind Emmy’s ribs whenever she imagined a woman she could barely remember clearly enough.Now Mom could turn around.Mom could smile.Mom could
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