The Dragons' Unspoken Kin #989851

“I built my whole life around never staying anywhere long enough to be left. My mother's ashes are the only reason I ever meant to set foot in this horde at all.”

She never mentioned a sister. Never mentioned a horde called Sunscar Vale, or a name that wasn't hers, or a promise broken so badly it swallowed thirty years of silence. I just wanted to scatter her ashes at whatever the route she left behind was pointing toward, and leave the way I leave everything — quietly, before anyone can ask me to stay.

Then four dragon shifters went still at the sight of my face. Then a dying woman looked at me like she was seeing a ghost. Then an entire horde decided I wasn't allowed to be a stranger passing through anymore.

I don't know how to want a family I was never actually offered. I don't know how to let four men who see all of me, not just the parts that are useful, convince me I'm allowed to stay somewhere on purpose. And somewhere underneath a dying alpha's refusal to name an heir, a council already circling for power, and a promise nobody ever explained, is the real reason my mother spent her whole life pretending she never had a sister at all.

I came here to bury the only family I thought I had. I'm starting to think I might be about to find the rest of it instead.

The Dragons' Unspoken Kin is a steamy reverse-harem paranormal romance and Book 4 of The Dragons of North Oak — a fated-mates, why-choose story about the family you were never handed the easy way, and the four dragon shifters who show you it's still allowed to be yours.