Drama Romance Web Novels & Dragon Royal Stories

During a dig for a rumored dragon skeletal remains, Irene Wesley is accidentally transported into an alternate world where she runs into Ramon, a dragon shifter and King of Caliborn. Like that isn't enough for her to process, he declares her to be his destined mate, whom he has waited thousands of years to claim. Taken into the Kingdom by the possessive Dragon King, she has new issues to contend with. -Unwanted competition from a love rival. -Repetitive flashbacks of her past life many centuries ago. - And of course, battling with her growing affections for the king who is not as monstrous as his alternate draconian appearance may make him seem.

After five years of captivity, Ailis Edevane is finally free. Freedom, she discovers, is expensive, inconvenient, and does not come with instructions. It does, however, come with General Aodren Caereth: royal Draevyr, professional conqueror, and the most beautiful problem she has ever had. She thanks him with an embroidered favor. He keeps it. Then he keeps returning. Ailis has read enough romances to hope this is courtship and enough common sense to insist it probably is not. She falls in love anyway. Common sense had a respectable run.

She has dreamed of him for as long as she can remember. A voice in the dark. A presence that never left. A phantom touch that felt more real than anything in her waking world. But dragons are extinct… aren’t they? Lyra Blackwood has spent her life as an outsider—unshifted, unwanted, and overlooked by the very pack she’s destined to lead. While others find their fated mates, she is left behind, haunted by dreams of a man who cannot possibly exist. Until the day he wakes. Vaelrion Rhaziel has waited centuries for her. Watched her. Protected her. Claimed her long before she ever knew his name. As the future king of a dying dragon race, he carries the weight of extinction, loss, and a bond that can never be broken. And now that he’s found her? He isn’t letting her go. Not her pack. Not another male. Not even her own fear. Because dragons do not choose twice. And Lyra has always been his.