Loved itwe have midnight of Ashes which I really loved my gosh we are running out of room here midnight of ashes and Donna Flames were both so good so we're going to move this one do love that whole series so good so good
Midnight of Ashes (2024)
Others: Positive One moment changed everything. A split-second decision to try to save one of my five dragon mates nearly cost my life. And now nothing is the same. Knox, Cáel, and Cillian treat me like I’ll break at any moment, while Maddox keeps a careful distance. And Easton won’t look at me at all. We’re supposed to be fated by the stars, but we’re falling apart. Enemies still lurk around every corner, but the guys vow we’ll be ready when they come. But evil has a way of striking when you least expect it. And none of us are ready for who might be pulling the strings…
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