Amber Kell Mate Healer Dragon Men 4

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.Table of ContentsTitle PageCopyrightNote from the PublisherDedicationPrologueChapter OneChapter TwoChapter ThreeChapter FourChapter FiveChapter SixChapter SevenChapter EightEpilogueAbout the AuthorAlso by Amber KellAwardsA Silver Publishing BookMate HealerCopyright © 2012 by Amber KellE-book ISBN: 9781614957799First E-book Publication: September 2012Cover design by Reese DanteEditor: Monti ShaloskyAll cover art and logo copyright © 2012 by Silver PublishingALL RIGHTS RESERVED: This literary work may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, including electronic or photographic reproduction, in whole or in part, without express written permission.This book cannot be copied in any format, sold, or otherwise transferred from your computer to another through upload to a file sharing peer to peer program, for free or for a fee, or as a prize in any contest.Such action is illegal and in violation of the U.S.Copyright Law.Distribution of this e-book, in whole or in part, 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cut-rate sales of this title on pirate sites, you can report the offending entry to copyright@spsilverpublishing.com.Thank you for not pirating our titles.Lodewyk DeyselPublisherSilver Publishinghttp://www.spsilverpublishing.comDedicationFor those of you who are like me and have always dreamed of dragons.PrologueNevair Dragonfang sat in his large wooden chair and contemplated the wall.As Prime Pontifex of the planet of Dragait, Nevair served as religious advisor for the four planetary kings.Every Pontifex before him had kept the most current picture of the planetary rulers on the wall to keep them humble.To remind the religious heads they served not only the goddess, but also the people.Nevair needed to update his collection.The kings were finding their mates and they should be added to the wall of pictures.Next to King Raiston, Nevair needed to add the king's mate Joriah Eprion and their third, Duke Klarian.Nevair still had reservations about a triad working out well but as both dragons claimed Jory, Nevair agreed to sanction their relationship and had performed the marriage ceremony himself.He had to approve their bonding despite his personal misgivings because Joriah's mother, the planet's goddess, accepted her son's mates.Nevair refused to go against the will of a goddess.Nothing good had ever come of that.King Naron's new mate Tor, a duke in his own right, also needed a picture made.The man, bonded with a space dragon, was probably the most interesting person Nevair had ever met.Tor suffered from the restrictions of both his sight and his dragon, but bore it gracefully and still helped negotiate difficult treaties between planets.Nevair had no doubt King Avin's son Prince Kaemon would find a mate soon and take over the throne.Until then, Avin would remain alone on the wall.When he came to the last king, Nevair sighed.King Zeir was the only dragon ruler living in a tropical habitat.Desert covered three quarters of the planet of Dragait, with the remaining quarter being tropical forest.Years ago, King Zeir had lost his mate to a terrible accident, sending his dragon into a downward spiral.Under the crushing pain of his sorrow, the king turned feral and took most of his people with him.No one travelled to the tropical forest anymore.To enter would be to embrace death.Because of King Zeir's reaction, many dragon people now hesitated before taking a mate.No one wanted to be like the half-crazed dragon king who lost connection with his humanity over a century ago.When he'd first come to his position Nevair had tried to seek out King Zeir.The teleportation pad in his office allowed Nevair to go anywhere on the planet in an instant.He'd barely escaped with his life and a particularly nasty scar on his back attested to his adventures.He regretted not being able to help the king and still prayed to the goddess for guidance.Now that Joriah had married his men, maybe she'd be more open to helping him out.Rolling his head on his shoulders, Nevair looked out over the city.By tradition, the cathedral sat at the point where King Avin, King Raiston and King Naron's territories met.Each of the three kingdoms was represented equally and Nevair always wondered if King Zeir's land had touched the cathedral, too, he might not have lost his way.A knock at the door distracted him from his solemn thoughts."Come in."Trestair Dragonwing, Nevair's assistant and best friend, entered the room."Are we having our afternoon mope?""I'm not moping.I'm thinking." He refused to mention he'd spent the afternoon fixating on his failures."Uh, huh." Tres's blond hair flopped over his face.He brushed it back with a practiced motion."Why don't you get your hair cut and stop bugging me?" Nevair asked crossly.Tres smiled."Because I'm paid to bug you and I wouldn't be half as sexy without my long hair."Nevair laughed."Who said you're sexy now?""Every guy I hit on at the bars." Tres gave Nevair a dimpled grin.Some days Nevair wished he felt comfortable going off to bars to get laid, but he planned to keep himself pure for his mate [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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