
The Dragon Queen’s Revenge
After escaping years of abuse in Viremont, Serena is rescued by Prince Dexmon and discovers she is his fated mate—and the only woman ever bonded to his dragon. But when....
After escaping years of abuse in Viremont, Serena is rescued by Prince Dexmon and discovers she is his fated mate—and the only woman ever bonded to his dragon. But when a deadly magical curse makes Dexmon forget Serena and believe another woman is his mate, Serena breaks their bond and walks away. Now her ancient dragon power is awakening, a rival Alpha King wants to claim her, and Dexmon must fight to remember the woman he was destined to love.
- E1. Serena Hunted Mate Found
- E2. Hes Possessive Shes Gone
- E3. Wet Kitten Declaring War
- E4. Flirtation and Agnes
- E5. This Is Why Elara Drinks the Dragon Chose Her
- E6. Even Gavriel Shut Up Dragons Bow to Power
- E7. For Her Safety Sure Dex
- E8. I Was Humiliated Once Too
- E9. Maam This Is a Ritual
- E10. A Moose in the Temple
- E11. Stairs Serena the Problem Was He Liked It
- E12. The Kiss of Drakenfire
- E13. He Didn’t Follow but He Wanted To
- E14. Royal Antagonists
- E15. Moose Down a 6’7” Warrior Had No Game
- E16. Before Her Bold Claim
- E17. Silk Rubies and Betrayal
- E18. A Woman's Blade
- E19. A Moose a Kiss and a Broken Bed
- E20. That Woman Brought Flowers
kananelo — 2/5 — 3 days ago
I really like this story, but i can’t keep listening to Dex’s heartbreak. This whole thing of having more than one mate undermines the whole mate bond, also it’s possible to have a strong female lead without making the male lead weak and pathetic. Dex is the dragon king for crying out loud, having him share a mate just undermines him. Also making Serena both the dragon queen and the wolf queen while having the kings separate makes no sense. Are you telling me one of the queens should suffer without her mate? Or should they have to share ? And why? I just don’t get it.