The Elustria Chronicles: Dragon Fae
4 primary works
Book 1
I’ve been an assassin my entire life, but after a botched job, I’m the most hunted sorceress in the world. Now in exile, I must work without my magic.
During a mission, a powerful dragon shifter named Deacon strides into my life like he belongs whether I want him or not. Despite my efforts to get rid of him, my employers force me to take him as my partner.
Soon after, the fae court declares me the Dragon Fae. According to prophecy, this mythical savior dies young and alone. So I convince the court to keep quiet as long as I stop an attack they know is coming.
Only one thing stands in my way: Deacon. He believes I’m the Dragon Fae, and he’s her fated mate. He’s convinced we can be together and cheat fate.
Deacon’s faith in me makes it difficult to resist him, but my life depends on proving him wrong. If I can keep my heart locked away, I just might escape this prophecy unscathed.
Dragon Fae Prophecy is the first book in a fantasy series with a slow-burn, fated mates romance.
Book 2
The fae queen has captured my handler. To ensure his safe release, I must complete an impossible task.
My only hope is to take on the role of Dragon Fae. It comes with powers I need to free Alistair. I can figure out how to be a prophesied hero later. I just want my friend back.
But I can't do it alone. The Dragon Fae isn’t complete without her dragon shifter. Deacon’s proved his loyalty several times over, and I trust him with my life, but I can’t commit to him as a mate. History has shown that I hurt those closest to me. I won’t let him become another casualty.
Maybe together we can rewrite history and cheat fate.
Book 3
Fae. Hero. Mate. Three identities I never asked for.
My new fae powers should make my work easier, but it seems the obstacles facing me and Deacon have risen to the challenge. If I’m to be the hero my friends are counting on, then I’ll need to embrace my fae identity–and that includes accepting Deacon as my fated mate. I don’t know if we’re ready to take that step, but fate may be tired of waiting.
Three identities I never asked for, but they may be the only way to survive.
Book 4
The die has been cast. It’s time for me to meet my fate. Deacon and I have come so far, but will we survive the challenges ahead? Have I done enough to alter the course of destiny? Will I die alone as the prophecy foretells? Not if I have anything to say about it.