A Dragon's Desire

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We were in love, and things were perfect.

I thought love would solve everything. But instead, loving Erich has only caused problems: Apocalyptic in nature.

That new car smell of our budding relationship has gone out the window, leaving behind more questions than answers.

Erich's mother, Lady Hel, the Norse goddess of death, despises me. It's more than silent daggers, rolling of eyes. If she could make my head roll, she would, too. I'm not sure what she'd do to try to get her Erich to break things off with me.

But she is capable of anything.

Including forcing me to travel back to 1799 where her maniacal brother, Fenrir, the wolf-like monster, awaits.

He's more than dangerous.

He's pure destruction.

And he's determined that he will use me, a dragon-shifter, to take down the gods in Asgard.

If I don't cooperate, Erich bites the dust permanently, and if I do, I'll damn us all.

How the hell am I supposed to choose?

Maybe that is what Lady Hel wants.

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About the author

Tina Glasneck

TINA GLASNECK can't imagine a world without books. Her works have been classified in several genres, including mystery, suspense, fantasy and paranormal romance, and new adult.Yet for Tina, it is all about the characters and their journeys.

An avid reader with a love of traveling, meeting new people and exploring her world, her interest in law, religion, history, fantasy, and dragons, made writing about it an “easy” choice. Give her a castle to enchant her, and tell her a funny story to make her snort with laughter, but please don’t serve her cake with red icing.

Tina takes joy in beautiful architecture, lively cities and world travel. She enjoys creating make-believe worlds where she sometimes resides, and is often thinking about and tinkering on her next story. Sometimes she feels like a real life Cinderella, without the ashes or the fairy godmother; and, at other times, she is just a girl, looking for a chance to tell that next great story.