Fractured Sky

Published by: eXtasy Books

Author : Catherine Lievens

ISBN :978-1-4874-4314-6

Page :146

Word Count :45600

Publication Date :2025-04-25

Series : Mages & Dragons#5

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Category : LGBTQIA+ Romance , Paranormal Romance , LGBTQIA+ , What's New

BrandsExtasy Books
Product Code: 978-1-4874-4314-6

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Memories can fracture, but the love between a mage and his dragon never fades.

Sol has no idea why he was kidnapped or what the man who took him is trying to do, but it can’t be good since he’s behind bars. Things degenerate as Carlyle struggles with the spell he’s attempting to cast on Sol, and Sol knows he doesn’t have long.

Dallin is desperate to find his dragon, but as long as Sol and Carlyle are protected by Carlyle’s spells, there’s nothing he and the other mages can do. It would take a miracle for them to rescue Sol.

A miracle named Graham.

When one of Sol’s captors helps him escape, Sol decides he’ll protect him, even from the mages. Dallin doesn’t care about what Graham did in the past, though. He only cares that Graham saved Sol and gave Dallin a chance to be with his dragon again.

But Carlyle is still a threat, and he’s angry—angry enough to attack the castle.

No one had told Sol why he was stuck in this fucking cell.

He’d tried everything to get out. He’d rattled the bars, had poked at the lock, and had called out for someone to help him. Nothing had changed. The only people he saw ignored him.

By now, he’d found out their names. It hadn’t been easy, but the fact that the three of them behaved as if he were a piece of furniture had helped. Unfortunately for him, knowing these guys’ names didn’t do him any good. He was still stuck in a fucking cell.

Sol huffed and pushed a strand of dark hair away from his eyes. He glanced at the bars, wondering if he should try to rattle them again. It wouldn’t change anything, but it would give him a distraction for a few minutes, which was something he sorely needed.

He was bored.

He was also terrified, confused, and worried. He had no idea why these people had grabbed him. If he had to guess, it had to do with the fact that he was a dragon shifter. It would be too big of a coincidence if that wasn’t the case, but none of the questions he’d asked had been answered, so he couldn’t be sure.

Why was his being a dragon shifter important? He’d never met other shifters, and he thought there weren’t a lot of them around. Hell, sometimes, he wondered if he was the only one. The three guys who’d taken him had never shifted in front of him, so he wasn’t sure what they were, but one kept poking at him and doing weird stuff. If Sol hadn’t been a human who turned into a massive dragon, he would’ve thought he was going nuts when he saw Carlyle do magic. He hadn’t known that magic existed outside of books and movies, but he’d seen the proof that it did.

He wished he hadn’t.

Sol had no idea what Carlyle was trying to do to him, but it couldn’t be good. He wished he didn’t have to stick around to find out, but unfortunately, no one was coming to rescue him. Pippa would try, but what could she do against a mage? She probably didn’t even know where Sol was. He didn’t know where he was.

So, no one was coming. That meant that Sol would have to get out of this mess on his own, and he had no idea how to do that.