A dragon king losing his power. A woman forbidden by his laws. A love that could expose the kingdom's greatest lie.
Sarah Knight knows how to preserve the past. As a manuscript conservator in the Scottish Highlands, she has built her career around damaged texts, hidden details, and the truths that survive when history is altered.
She never expected one ancient manuscript to draw her into a kingdom that should not exist.
Alexander Brooks is the dragon king of Drakemere. His power is failing, the magic protecting his people is under threat, and the laws governing his crown forbid the one connection neither he nor Sarah can fully explain.
Their bond should be impossible.
A king must never bond with a human.
But when Sarah discovers troubling inconsistencies in the kingdom's ancient records, she begins to suspect that the law separating them may rest on a carefully concealed truth. The closer she gets to the past, the more dangerous the present becomes.
Behind the crown, political loyalties are shifting. The kingdom's ancient covenant holds secrets that powerful people would rather keep buried. And as the magic protecting Drakemere begins to fail, Alexander faces a choice that could change the future of his reign.
Sarah may be the key to understanding what has been lost-but she refuses to become a pawn in a royal struggle or surrender her independence to a bond she never chose.
As attraction deepens into something more difficult to deny, both must confront a question neither destiny nor duty can answer for them: can they build a love strong enough to challenge the laws of an entire kingdom?
Set in the Scottish Highlands, The Dragon King's Broken Covenant is a romantic fantasy about a dragon king, a human woman who uncovers a dangerous historical deception, and a forbidden connection that threatens the kingdom's established order.
As ancient magic falters and political loyalties shift, Sarah and Alexander must discover whether they can build a future together without sacrificing the freedom and trust that make their connection worth choosing.
A crown can command obedience.
An ancient bond can awaken desire.
But only freely chosen love can make either one worth having.