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A missing sister. A cursed captain. And a dragon trying to un-bond herself.
Lilith has always run from fear, but when her sister vanishes without a trace, she’ll do anything it takes to find her again—even if it means sneaking onto a pirate ship.
Kadir knows he’s cursed. It’s the only explanation for the fact that everyone who trusts him ends up dead, and he refuses to add one more name to that list. But as Lily’s search uncovers the truth behind her sister’s disappearance, it also reveals another attack that Kadir cannot ignore and an enemy neither he nor Lilith can face alone.
Lilith’s dragon hates her, Kadir is haunted by guilt, and neither of them likes to trust others. But if they can’t work together, they will both lose the people most precious to them.
And like every good romantasy, the journey they take exposes their deepest fears and feelings neither can afford to indulge. Can they truly protect their own hearts without hurting the other’s?
Some disappearances are no accident. And some loves are worth sailing into darkness for.
A Dragon Missing is Kadir and Lilith’s standalone story in the same world as A Dragon Inside and A Dragon Outside—and, yes, there are a few favorite character cameos! This book is best read after the other two, but it makes sense by itself if you haven’t read them.
This book is a no-spice fantasy romance with high stakes, adult main characters, traumatic backstories, ships and sailing, a sweet love story, incredible magic, deep lore, and impossible odds, all wrapped together in a world that is easy to understand and delightful to step into. A slow-burn, no-spice romance!
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A missing sister. A cursed captain. And a dragon trying to un-bond herself.
Lilith has always run from fear, but when her sister vanishes without a trace, she’ll do anything it takes to find her again—even if it means sneaking onto a pirate ship.
Kadir knows he’s cursed. It’s the only explanation for the fact that everyone who trusts him ends up dead, and he refuses to add one more name to that list. But as Lily’s search uncovers the truth behind her sister’s disappearance, it also reveals another attack that Kadir cannot ignore and an enemy neither he nor Lilith can face alone.
Lilith’s dragon hates her, Kadir is haunted by guilt, and neither of them likes to trust others. But if they can’t work together, they will both lose the people most precious to them.
And like every good romantasy, the journey they take exposes their deepest fears and feelings neither can afford to indulge. Can they truly protect their own hearts without hurting the other’s?
Some disappearances are no accident. And some loves are worth sailing into darkness for.
A Dragon Missing is Kadir and Lilith’s standalone story in the same world as A Dragon Inside and A Dragon Outside—and, yes, there are a few favorite character cameos! This book is best read after the other two, but it makes sense by itself if you haven’t read them.
This book is a no-spice fantasy romance with high stakes, adult main characters, traumatic backstories, ships and sailing, a sweet love story, incredible magic, deep lore, and impossible odds, all wrapped together in a world that is easy to understand and delightful to step into. A slow-burn, no-spice romance!
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