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He wants the future she is afraid to hope for.
Lana has never been the girl people choose first.
Back on the generation ship, she survived by being sharp, funny, and hard to pin down. On Tajss, surrounded by mated couples, newborn babies, brutal heat, and dragon warriors who love like forever is the only option, she is trying to figure out where she belongs.
Astarot already knows.
The massive Zmaj warrior sees Lana as his treasure. She is bold, beautiful, stubborn, and the only female who makes the empty places inside him feel alive. After one reckless night together, he thinks they have begun something real.
Lana calls it a one-night stand.
Astarot is wounded but not done. He teaches her to fight. Walks beside her in the desert. Waits for her to decide whether she wants more than heat, safety, and the terrifying possibility of being loved.
Then Tajss stops giving them time.
A zemlja attack nearly kills Lana. Cvet vines drag her toward death. Zzlo slavers capture them both, chaining Astarot and taking Lana far from Draconov. When the fight for freedom leads them to something no one believed still existed, everything changes.
A whole hidden Tribe of Zmaj.
More human women from the generation ship.
And a fragile new chance for the future of both their peoples.
The Tribe should mean hope. Instead, it brings new danger. Lana and the other women need epis to survive. Astarot’s bijass threatens his control. A rival warrior pushes him too far. Zzlo slavers know where the hidden valley is, and the only way to save everyone may be to convince the Tribe to risk everything and return to Draconov.
Lana thought love would trap her.
Astarot is ready to prove it can become the place she finally belongs.
Dragon's Hope is a steamy alien dragon romance featuring a fiercely independent heroine, a protective Zmaj warrior, fated mates, one-night-stand fallout, survival training, Zzlo captivity, language and culture clash, a hidden alien tribe, found family, water-sharing commitment, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
