A little more heat

Because the dragons are loose at Loose Id! 

Fire Riders 3: Beyond the Fire released overnight!! I'm excited and Snoopy dancing all over the place.

When I first decided I was going to write a dragon trilogy, I wanted it to be a true trilogy, one that was interconnected and the true "ending" was at the end of the third book. I've learned a whole lot writing this series. For anyone who felt the ending of the first book, Taming the Fire, wasn't wrapped up enough...I think you'll enjoy the ending of Beyond the Fire. Not only does Beyond the Fire wrap up Rogin, Hallah, and Dunstan's story, but there is a consolidation of Geant, Alin, and Elesia's story as well as Mira, Byron, and Callum's story.

Blurb: Neither Lord Rogin nor Lady Hallah is thrilled to be marrying the other to unite their kingdoms and stop all the fighting. Lady Hallah wonders if she will be able to keep her dragon rider lover, Dunstan, and runs to him for one last tryst. When Rogin walks in on them, the last thing she expects is for Dunstan and Rogin to kiss.

But kiss they do. Only Lord Rogin knows he can't be in a permanent relationship with the two Wardonans because his people won't consent to it. It doesn't matter what he might want, even after the kiss ignites all his senses.



On the journey back to Eastania for the wedding, Dunstan dares Rogin to share a tent with Hallah and him to see what he'd be missing. Rogin takes him up on the challenge but finds himself more and more tempted each day.



When tempers fly and Eastanians let Rogin know in no uncertain terms they won't accept him with two Wardonan lovers, what choices can he make to still unite their people and get what he desires at the same time? Will he go beyond the fire and do the mating marks to unite them for eternity?



To read an excerpt.

I hope everyone has a a wonderful 4th of July tomorrow (celebrating or not). Stay safe!

May the muses have dragons
Mechele