Dragonsworn

by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Part of Dark-Hunter, book 26

First published 2017

Falcyn the dragon despises humanity above all else. Greeks destroyed everything he loved in a war he never wanted to join. Now he hides from the world, waiting for evolution to eliminate the human species. Medea carries Apollo's blood as his granddaughter, but she refuses to bow to the god who cursed her people to death. When Apollo unleashes a new plague to finish destroying her race, Medea learns of a secret weapon that could stop him forever. The problem is simple. Falcyn owns this weapon and wants nothing to do with gods, demons, politics, or Apollites like her. Apollo's next move backfires spectacularly and forces the dragon back into action. Medea might finally have her weapon, or she might have triggered the apocalypse. Falcyn could prove worse than Apollo's plague if she cannot find a way to control him. The dragon's nature is pure destruction, and his hatred runs deeper than oceans.

Genres: dark-fantasy, fantasy-romance, paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy

Vibes: dark, emotional, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family

Setting: Greece

Period: Ancient

336 pages · Hardcover · St. Martin's Press

Content warnings: violence

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