Monday, March 11, 2013

Meet the new dragons from Eva Weston's HEART OF THE DRAGON series!

In THE DRAGON'S DEN, I left our heroine, Princess Tania, in a precarious situation--she's been locked in the dungeon with the Water Dragon, Patryck.  Patryck has been known to be a sexual deviant and Tania can't stand him one bit.
But as we all know, people can change.  So can dragons.  Some of them turn out to be heroes.  Patryck may not have started out on the right foot, but by the end of THE DRAGON'S DALLY, you will love him like I do! :-D


THE DRAGON'S DALLY, BOOK 3
coming April 2013


Tania has just burned down her father's dungeon and now she's on the run with two wild dragons who could care less for rules.  Patryck, the Water Dragon, and Thomas, the Night Dragon, go head to head in a bid for Tania's love.  As the Dragon Mother, Tania must choose who to mate with.  Although her lover remains Aristo, the Moon Dragon, she can't help but wonder what the other dragons could do for her.  Will she betray Aristo and find passion in the arms of the new dragons or will she restrain herself and stay faithful to Aristo?

Before you jump to conclusions, gentle reader, allow me to introduce the two new dragons fighting for Tania's affection:

Patryck can be found in THE DRAGON'S DEN, BOOK 2 of the HEART OF THE DRAGON series, but he was not the hero for Tania.  Instead, he was reckless and passionate--a real dirty boy.  Patryck manages some control in THE DRAGON'S DALLY, but not much.  He will do whatever it takes to hear Tania scream his name!


Thomas is the newest addition to the books but not to the Den of Dragons.  As the Night Dragon, Thomas can become invisible.  He is lithe, sneaky, but above all, he is devout in his belief in the Dragon Mother.  He will do whatever she commands.  His hope is that she will demand his lips upon hers and in that he finds happiness.



I'm currently 30% done with THE DRAGON'S DALLY but I do have an excerpt.  Enjoy!

Excerpt:

This is your plan?” Patryck asked incredulously.  He crossed his arms and shook his head, “This will never work.  You do realize that?”

Tania pursed her lips as her smile vanished from her face.  It may not be the best idea but what else could she do?  Patryck could not shift into a dragon and carry them all out.  This was really their only option.

Patryck paced for several more moments before he shrugged his shoulders, “Very well, Princess.  Let’s cart them out of here.”

Tania grabbed the wheelbarrow with both hands but was quickly pushed aside as Patryck took the handles from her.  She nodded appreciatively and hurried over to a prisoner.  The woman was beyond bedraggled.  Large clumps of hair had fallen out and her face was a swollen mess of purple and black.  Tania squeamishly grabbed the woman under her elbows and helped her to her feet.  The woman could barely respond as she collapsed to the stone floor.

“Patryck?” Tania pleaded, “I could use your help.”

He moaned.  Helping humans was not his forte, “I am going to say this one more time,” he paused and peered into Tania’s dark, beautiful eyes that had bewitched him several times before, “We are going to get caught.  They will slow us down.”

“Patryck,” Tania said touching his forearm, “Please do this for me.”

Her eyes begged him to acquiesce and he had no choice.  She could command him like no other.  If only she knew that.  Or perhaps, she did know and she was using her power to her advantage. 

Patryck shook his head, “If I do this, you will owe me a favor.”

Tania nodded, “Very well.  I owe you.”

Patryck eyed her slowly from her feet to the top of her chest.  Tania nearly shivered under his hard stare.  He approved even though she was covered in filth and wearing very baggy clothes.  He could still remember her naked, bathing in his waterfall.  He remembered coursing over her, allowing his liquid fingers to snake around her hips…her core.  His muscles tightened.  Now was not the time to be aroused by the Dragon Mother.

Patryck sighed and lifted the wretched prisoner into the barrow.  The woman was frail and very thin.  Her skin was stretched over her bones but there was no meat, muscle, or fat to be found anywhere on her.  And she had been…hurt.  Intimately hurt.  Patryck nearly gagged.  No woman should ever be treated so horribly.  He may have tried to force himself on Tania, but he would never have hurt her.
He stroked his thumb across the woman’s face and took pity on her.  The King had been torturing more than just dragons.  The man was a monster.  Patryck would protect this poor creature.  She needed a hero.  She needed a dragon.

With new resolve, Patryck spoke, “Never again.”  The woman opened her eyes slightly as Patryck continued to speak, “You will never be hurt again.  I promise you, I will protect you.”  He brushed a string of tangled, matted hair out of her face.  He grimaced as he gazed upon her battered cheeks and broken nose, “Never again.”


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