Sometimes what you’re running from is exactly what you need to run toward.
Rex has always been the odd one out—the only member of his family without a partner, and unlike them, he doesn’t feel that he belongs with the pack. When their war with the dragons ends, he’s still fighting his own battle—finding a place where he belongs.
Harmon left his coven to help the pack through their fight with the dragons, and he did that. It’s time for him to go home, but for the first time in years, he’s not ready to face his responsibilities as coven leader.
When both volunteer for a mission to help the surviving dragons choose a new leader, they’re each running from their own problems. The last thing they expect is to discover something neither expected—a love that could heal their bruised hearts.
The problem? Rex isn’t sure he belongs in Harmon’s world, and Harmon can’t leave his coven. They have to find a compromise.
Or they’ll lose each other.
Rex has always been the odd one out—the only member of his family without a partner, and unlike them, he doesn’t feel that he belongs with the pack. When their war with the dragons ends, he’s still fighting his own battle—finding a place where he belongs.
Harmon left his coven to help the pack through their fight with the dragons, and he did that. It’s time for him to go home, but for the first time in years, he’s not ready to face his responsibilities as coven leader.
When both volunteer for a mission to help the surviving dragons choose a new leader, they’re each running from their own problems. The last thing they expect is to discover something neither expected—a love that could heal their bruised hearts.
The problem? Rex isn’t sure he belongs in Harmon’s world, and Harmon can’t leave his coven. They have to find a compromise.
Or they’ll lose each other.
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