Ruined Lion
About this audiobook
Ruined Lion
Lyons Gate Volume 2
Recognizing the fall in the worst possible way
Soraya Heffernon thought she had the safety she’d always dreamed of. Believing in his promise to protect her became her only hope for survival. Falling for the man who owned her shouldn’t have happened, but denying that she was in love with him was a waste of time. If knowing made his life less stressful, Soraya wanted him to have the truth. Even if he never loved her, she could suffer for him easier if she loved him.
Lazlo Greyson thought he’d finally resolved the problems related to his loneliness. He’d almost forgotten about his men’s club and spent his time at home, near Soraya. She intrigued him, filled a space in his life he’d longed to fill, and when she confessed to loving him, Lazlo thought he had something important.
All good things must end. After an ill-fated outing, Lazlo believes a lie when Peter Elliot reappears in their lives, and the life he built crumbles. Facing ruin, a seemingly random encounter with the immortals of Draoithe may be the only thing which can save him from destruction, and the Tiger Queen of the Druid pack demands a high price for salvation.
Ruined Lion is the second volume in the dark urban fantasy miniseries, Lyons Gate. Set in the dream, this spinoff story from the Draoithe Saga tells the tale of a twisted druid king and his chance encounter with a little demon. Powerful magical forces and an ancient unknown prophecy conspire to grant a lonely man’s desire and an orphan girl’s hope. Or does it?
It’s not simply a story; it’s an experience. Welcome to the dream…
Dark Urban Fantasy with Steamy Paranormal Romance Fated Mates 18+ HEA! NC!
***Warning: Adult Themes, Fantasy Violence, and/or Explicit Sexual Situations. Intended for a Mature Audience.
About the author
Not who everyone thinks she is.
The product of someone’s imagination.
The end result of a lifetime wishing to get out.
Do not buy the lie.
If you live in fear, you give up freedom.
Taking the risk and making the leap.
Too much of anything is a bad thing.
Innuendo floating on the mist that rises above the water.
Walk away and leave it all behind.
Telling the story that haunts a fantasy.
Catching a dream.
She does not exist.
