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New York Times Bestseller Dianna Love’s latest urban fantasy is a high-action roller coaster ride in the deadly preternatural world of the Beladors and their dragon king.
Belador Maistir, Vladimir Quinn, has yet to locate his daughter and now his worst fears have come to fruition. A vicious enemy hot on her trail plans to turn his child into an apocalyptic weapon. Quinn doesn’t even know what the young girl looks like or where her deceased mother hid her. He knows of only one woman–a remote viewer–who might be able to help, but Reese O Rinn has vanished into thin air, literally. He has even less chance of finding that fiery female and no time to search for her.
A powerful entity is determined to push the Belador dragon king, Daegan, and the entire preternatural world into the open, starting with the city of Atlanta. Chaos sends Quinn and all the Beladors running hard around the clock. When their innocent families come under attack and the VIPER coalition refuses to send aid, Daegan invokes the ancient rule of cosaint to protect his people, but will that backfire on him and the Beladors?
Alliances are tested. Secrets are exposed. Battle lines are drawn in blood. It all comes down to who lives and who dies as Quinn faces an unimaginable sacrifice to save his child.
When it comes to urban fantasy stories, Dianna Love is a master. A. Richards, Always Reviewing
Wow. This series just got more intense, and as you read, you find there is more connecting history. Amazing arc. M. Fairbanks on Dragon King Of Treoir
Dianna Love did not disappoint!! The battle for Treoir continues with new enemies, new twists, and new romances. D. A Houser on Dragon King Of Treoir
This is the best series I have ever read past a 3 book series. It is like a tv series, only better. B. A. Mealer on Dragon King Of Treoir
