Treoir Dragon Chronicles: Vol III, Books 7-9

Treoir Dragon Chronicles: Vol III, Books 7-9, Treoir Dragon Chronicles Series

The final hardback (books 7-9) in New York Times Bestseller Dianna Love’s explosive Treoir Dragon Chronicles of the Belador™ World series continues with more surprises and unexpected reveals.

Casidhe followed her conscience. It cost her everything and she now faces Herrick’s wrath for deceiving him. After a disastrous trip to the Caucasus Mountains, Daegan has no mercy for another enemy, then discovers important information about his past from an unlikely source. He’s running out of days and now the Tribunal is making Beladors pay until he finds Sen. Reese has to choose between saving millions, including Quinn, from a demon invasion and giving up her baby. Adrianna sees an opening to escape, but nothing is ever as it appears when dealing with monsters. Daegan is forced to make an agonizing decision to find the next grimoire volume, setting changes into motion which can’t be reversed.

Atlanta is pulling apart at the seams. Beladors are fighting on all fronts to protect humans and nonhumans as more predatory supernaturals pour into the city, including a goddess bent on revenge.

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Chapter 1

“I believed I was family! I did everythin’ you asked of me and you used me like a lamb staked for a wolf. I will not be punished for anyone’s mistakes and never for yours.”

Herrick’s eyes bulged, staring at Casidhe as if she’d turned into a demon. “Do not think to condemn me when you brought the red dragon here to my home. You lost Skarde! You failed the only task I gave you.”

Fury flooded her and raced beneath her skin, a wildfire rage. She held his crazed gaze with her determined one. “I am ashamed to have had a role, even unintentionally, in your unforgivable deceit. You imprisoned a woman for thousands of years and kept her from bein’ at her dyin’ father’s bed to barter for your selfish wants. You should be ashamed to face your people.”

All around, she heard gasps and prayers.