One Good Dragon Deserves Another

2672 Pages·2015·3.23 MB·English

by  Rachel Aaron

Contents
Title Page
Prologue
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Epilogue
Extras
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Eli Monpress!
Chapter 1
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One Good
Dragon Deserves
Another
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After barely escaping the
machinations of his terrifying
mother, two all-knowing seers, and
countless bloodthirsty siblings, the
last thing Julius wants to see is
another dragon. Unfortunately for
him, the only thing more
dangerous than being a useless
Heartstriker is being a useful one.
Now that he's got an in with the
Three Sisters, Julius has become a
key pawn in Bethesda the
Heartstriker's gamble to put her
clan on top.
Refusing to play along with
his mother's plans means death, but
there's more going on than even
Bethesda knows. Heartstriker
futures are disappearing, and
Algonquin's dragon hunter is
closing in. With his most powerful
family members dropping like
flies, it's up to Julius to save the
family that never respected him
and prove once and for all that the
world's worst dragon is the best
one to have on your side.
Prologue

S
vena, Terror of the
Winter Sea, White Witch of
the Three Sisters, and acting
head of the world’s oldest and
still most powerful dragon
clan, was awake before noon,
and she wasn’t happy about
it. She was even less happy to
be awake and alone, sulking
in the middle of Ian’s giant
bed while she watched her
young lover dress through
narrowed, resentful eyes.
“I don’t see why you
have to leave,” she said,
brushing the sleep-tangled,
ice blond hair out of her eyes.
“Not even humans are awake
at this beastly hour.”
“On the contrary,” Ian
replied, tying his silk tie in
the bedroom mirror. “Lots of
highly successful humans are
up and busy at six in the
morning, which is why I am
up at five.” His reflection
smiled teasingly at her.
“That’s the downside of
young, ambitious dragons,
darling. We still have to
work.”
Svena’s scathing look
let him know what she
thought of that. As always,
though, Ian just smirked,
running a brush through his
perfect black hair one last
time before walking over to