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Mated to the Dragon King
(2026)(The seventh book in the Dragon Kings of Ashfall series)
A novel by Seraphine Amber
He was supposed to mark my sister. Instead, the Dragon King claimed me.
Alpha Cade’s bonding ceremony was meant to secure an alliance between our families. One political marriage. One perfect future queen.
And one mark meant for anyone but me.
But when the ritual goes catastrophically wrong, Cade’s dragon chooses me instead.
Now his mark burns against my skin, tying me to the arrogant, infuriating Alpha I’ve spent years trying to avoid. Cade is powerful, ruthless, and far too used to getting exactly what he wants.
And I hate the way my body reacts to him.
Every time he comes near me, the bond flares hotter. His scent makes my pulse race. His possessive stare sends heat curling low in my belly.
And when his hands finally touch me, every sensible thought disappears beneath a hunger that feels dangerously close to surrender.
Cade insists this changes nothing.
His clan still needs the alliance. My sister is still supposed to become his queen. And with the real ceremony only days away, everyone is desperate to find a way around the irreversible mark binding us together.
But Cade’s dragon has already made his choice.
And the longer I’m forced into his orbit, the harder it becomes to tell where the mate bond ends and my own desire begins.
Because when Cade looks at me like I belong to him, I don’t want him to undo the mistake...
...I want him to make it permanent.
Mated to the Dragon King is an accidental mate, enemies-to-lovers dragon shifter romance featuring a bonding mark meant for the wrong sister, irresistible forced proximity, a race against time, and a possessive Alpha Dragon torn between duty and the woman his beast has already claimed. Guaranteed HEA and no cliffhanger. Can be read as a standalone.
The Dragon Kings of Ashfall don’t ask. They see their mate, they claim what’s theirs, and they don’t stop until she’s protected, possessed, and bound in fire. Because once a Dragon King chooses you there’s no running from the flames.
Genre: Literary Fiction
Alpha Cade’s bonding ceremony was meant to secure an alliance between our families. One political marriage. One perfect future queen.
And one mark meant for anyone but me.
But when the ritual goes catastrophically wrong, Cade’s dragon chooses me instead.
Now his mark burns against my skin, tying me to the arrogant, infuriating Alpha I’ve spent years trying to avoid. Cade is powerful, ruthless, and far too used to getting exactly what he wants.
And I hate the way my body reacts to him.
Every time he comes near me, the bond flares hotter. His scent makes my pulse race. His possessive stare sends heat curling low in my belly.
And when his hands finally touch me, every sensible thought disappears beneath a hunger that feels dangerously close to surrender.
Cade insists this changes nothing.
His clan still needs the alliance. My sister is still supposed to become his queen. And with the real ceremony only days away, everyone is desperate to find a way around the irreversible mark binding us together.
But Cade’s dragon has already made his choice.
And the longer I’m forced into his orbit, the harder it becomes to tell where the mate bond ends and my own desire begins.
Because when Cade looks at me like I belong to him, I don’t want him to undo the mistake...
...I want him to make it permanent.
Mated to the Dragon King is an accidental mate, enemies-to-lovers dragon shifter romance featuring a bonding mark meant for the wrong sister, irresistible forced proximity, a race against time, and a possessive Alpha Dragon torn between duty and the woman his beast has already claimed. Guaranteed HEA and no cliffhanger. Can be read as a standalone.
The Dragon Kings of Ashfall don’t ask. They see their mate, they claim what’s theirs, and they don’t stop until she’s protected, possessed, and bound in fire. Because once a Dragon King chooses you there’s no running from the flames.
Genre: Literary Fiction
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