Eldrakar

The Dragon King has returned with a soulbond no one approves of.

Back home from their adventure in the Erithal Forest, life should get easier now that Xastrian and Velithor are no longer actively fighting for their lives. Instead, a whole host of new problems immediately threatens to consume them starting with Velithor's complete inability to handle the demands of life as a co-ruler with his new mate.

With the identity of Xastrian's would-be assassin still unknown, there's no time for him to spend with his new mate. Not with a council looking to unseat him, an invasion from another plane of existence, and the Dragon Court doubting Xastrian's fitness as king. Unfortunately, that also means that when Xastrian's enemy strikes again, it's Velithor in their sights.

Xastrian must maintain his power, save his husband, and protect his kingdom. He was never meant for any of this and certainly never wanted it. But he'll die before he lets anyone take it away now.

Hopefully, it won't come to that.

Eldrakar is book six in the Adradis Rising series and immediately follows the events in Eldrake. This series contains magic, intrigue, and a spoiled rotten omega king who is going to have to learn damned fast how to care about someone other than himself if he wants his chance at a happily ever after.

Tags: Omegaverse, elves, magic, mages, dragons!, dragoooons!, warriors, court intrigue, two a**hole dads, Xastrian is still an idiot, but a loveable idiot, Velithor isn't sure what to do with two dads, aerial battles, magic dagger that destroys souls, Culthar comes with snark, sass, and his herd, dancing horses, that's how they cast their magic, after all, Veli and Xastrian finally get their HEA, it takes a while, though, they both keep trying not to die, they're both bad at it, but we love them anyway, portals, enemies from the third plane of existence, the vampir army agrees to help with the Bashkai invasion, I didn't kill any loveable animals this time!, killed enemy animals, though, sorry about that, or I'll pretend to be sorry, I'm not actually sorry at all, but you love me, anyway.