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Never Fall for a Dragon

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Never Fall for a Dragon

Di: Lola Glass
Letto da: Nick Mondelli, Renee Thorn
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I'm trapped in a cabin with a gorgeous dragon shifter.

Granted, I was the one who accidentally ignited his heat, an intense mating process.

So, it's kind of my fault. Whoops.

If we can resist sealing the bond by avoiding, uh, sealing the deal, we'll both be free to go.

If we can't, we'll be stuck together.

Forever.

Which wouldn't be that bad, if he wasn't about to be thrown in jail for doing some illegal crap to protect his sister.

But he is.

And if we become mates?

We'll both be forced into prison.

So I have to resist throwing myself at the gigantic dragon that my body is literally burning for no matter how much I want him.

This is a fun, steamy, full-length standalone romance with a happily ever after!

Fantasy Paranormale Paranormale e urbana

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