Captured by dragons! The three soul-bonded young knights are offered a truly incredible opportunity… But will their soul-bond survive? And can Karana accept that the Lord of Wave is her father? *** The reason Ivan had loved fairytales for as long as he could remember was because they weren't messy. Not like real-life. Just as Ivan's life started to get less messy – somehow, he was marrying both his true loves, with a soul-bond between all three of them to protect him from his fearsome father… Just as everything started to make sense and feel hopeful… They were kidnapped by dragons. Or rather by one, amazing, powerful Golden dragon. So much for bravely facing off against the beautiful creatures as a knight on his brave steed (or his mule, chosen to make the steep climb up Dragon Mountain… but still). Not that Ivan – who had dedicated himself to the Silver Dragon Goddess in an act of rebellion at the tender age of eight – had wanted to do any such thing anyways. But now the dragon – and his dragonkeeper – are in possession of Ivan and the two people he loves more than life itself. Must Ivan make good on that love to rescue Kefen and Karana? Do you love spicy 'why choose' epic romantasies with utterly impossible options? How about truly soaring stories with tortured, anxious heroes and determined, fiercely independent heroines… who just have to melt for their fated mates? Then this book is your next hot read! *** "You are soul-bonded to her, nephew?" the strange woman said. "To both of them," Kefen replied absently, not really paying attention. His thoughts were all for the terribly ill Karana - and Ivan, who had nearly killed himself caring for her. The woman snorted. "And she's carrying your child? This... may present some complications." The Ducal-Prince of Taridawil tore his attention away from his beloved Knight-Companions – and his delight at meeting dragons. They were there on a mission for King and Country. Or at least the Lord of Wave. "Just who are you?" Kefen asked the woman as he looked at her more carefully. There was something familiar about her...